Christmas tree permits still available on the Malheur NF
By Logan Bagett on Friday, December 16th, 2022 in Eastern/Southeast Oregon News More Top Stories
JOHN DAY, PRAIRIE CITY & HINES – (Press release from the Malheur National Forest)
It’s not too late to get your Christmas tree permit. Cutting down your own tree is the perfect way to create a memorable holiday experience, share a special tradition with family and friends, and help maintain a healthy forest.
Malheur National Forest Christmas tree permits are available online at www.recreation.gov. From the website, search ‘Malheur National Forest Christmas tree permit’. Through the online program, permits are $5.00 per tree, with a maximum of 5 permits per household. There is a service fee of $2.50 per order.
Permits can also be purchased at Malheur National Forest offices for $5.00 each with the same maximum of 5 permits per household.
Be sure to read and agree to all tips and guidelines when selecting your tree. Check weather and road conditions before leaving home and prepare for emergencies.
For additional information about the Malheur National Forest, including winter recreation opportunities, visit www.fs.usda.gov/malheur or call our offices at:
Blue Mountain Ranger District/Supervisor’s Office: (541) 575-3000
Emigrant Creek Ranger District: (541) 573-4300
Prairie City Ranger District: (541) 820-3800
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