To all Shasta-Trinity National Forest visitors

As of Saturday, September 19, 2020 at 8:00 am, portions of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest re-opened.  A ban on all fires including campfires, gas stoves, outdoor BBQ's (on houseboats also) and smoking remains in place. 

Areas near active fires (August Complex - North Zone, Red Salmon Complex, and Fox Fire) remain closed.  Areas of the Shasta McCloud Management Unit will be closed for overnight camping/overnight use.

• View the News Release
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about re-opening
• Forest map showing all closures
• View closure orders with maps

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Recent News

• Vegetation reduction project by Snowman’s Hill extended

  Release Date: Sep 22, 2020  Shasta-Trinity National Forest

• Forest begins Eye Creek bridge replacement

  Release Date: Sep 22, 2020  Shasta-Trinity National Forest

• Forest issues area closure for Fox Fire

  Release Date: Sep 20, 2020  Shasta-Trinity National Forest

• Dispersed camping prohibited in certain areas around Mt. Shasta

  Release Date: Sep 19, 2020  Shasta-Trinity National Forest

• Fire area closure expanded for Red Salmon Complex Fire

  Release Date: Sep 19, 2020  Shasta-Trinity National Forest

• Fire area closure expanded for August Complex – North Zone Fire

  Release Date: Sep 19, 2020  Shasta-Trinity National Forest

• Portions of Shasta-Trinity NF re-open 9/19/2020

  Release Date: Sep 18, 2020  Shasta-Trinity National Forest

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