Passes & Permits
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National Recreation Passes

The Interagency Passes are honored nationwide at all Forest Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Reclamation, and US Fish & Wildlife Service sites charging entrance or standard amenity fees.
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Forest Product Permits

Collecting products on National Forest System lands for commercial and private use requires a Forest Product Permit. Commonly requested permits are for mushrooms, posts, poles and rails, and boughs.
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Campfire Permits

Campfire Permits are required for the use of campfires, charcoal fires or portable gas stoves outside of designated recreation sites. These are free and are available at all Forest Service, BLM, or CAL FIRE offices, or online (printer required). Remember to check for fire restrictions before you go!
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Christmas Tree Permits

Looking for the perfect tree? Try the tree lot in your backyard... the Six Rivers National Forest! Christmas Tree permits will be available for sale in-person or online in November 2024.
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Firewood Permits

A wood cutting permit allows you to cut firewood on Six Rivers National Forest Land. Permits do not transfer between National Forests and are valid from January 1st to December 31st.
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Wilderness Permits

Permits are NOT required for the Siskiyou, Marble Mountains, Mount Lassic, North Fork and Yolla Bolly Wildernesses. The Trinity Alps requires a permit and it is free.
Fee-Free Days
The Forest Service waives recreation fees at most day-use sites on lands managed by the agency. Participation by concession-operated sites may vary. The 2024 dates are:
- January 15, 2024: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- February 19, 2024: Presidents' Day
- June 8, 2024: National Get Outdoors Day
- June 19, 2024: Juneteenth
- September 28, 2024: National Public Lands Day
- November 11, 2024: Veterans Day
Special Use Permits
Certain types of uses of public lands require “Special Use Authorizations.” These include commercial activities, such as filming, guiding and events.
Features
Christmas Tree Cutting Policy & Permits
Looking for the perfect tree? Try the tree lot in your backyard...the Six Rivers National Forest. You can purchase a permit for Christmas tree cutting from any District Office