How do i Acquire a Firewood Cutting Permit for State Trust Lands?
We provide opportunities for the public to cut firewood in approved areas on state trust lands. Suitable downed wood for firewood is located at timber harvest sites. Purchasers of trust lands timber sales use more of the branches left after trees are harvested, so opportunities for personal firewood cutting are limited.
Also, in addition to revenue production we manage for habitat, and snags, downed wood and stumps are important habitat components under our State Trust Lands Habitat Conservation Plan, so please follow your permit as to where and what to cut.
- Olympic and Northwest Regions display cutting areas and permits below on this page.
- For wood cutting opportunities in other regions, see instructions below, or contact the appropriate region office for instructions.
- Each DNR region provides specific information and serves as your point of contact.
- Locate on the map the region in which you would like to cut firewood.
- See contact information below map to get firewood cutting permit.
- Foresters mark the area appropriate for cutting your firewood. Please follow instructions and stay in the specified area.
NOTE - Access may not be available due to snow or storm damage; watch for road closure signs.
View map of DNR Regions, counties and contact information below.
A Discover Pass is required to access DNR-managed recreation lands. For more information on how to purchase the pass, visit www.discoverpass.wa.gov or call 1-866-320-9933.
Find out where you’ll need a Discover Pass on DNR-managed state trust lands at www.dnr.wa.gov/recreation.
Northwest Region Firewood cutting opportunities
- None available at this time.
Olympic Region Firewood cutting opportunities
- None available at this time.
Pacific Cascade Region Firewood cutting opportunities
- Ribeye East 14 Firewood Permit Area approximately 20 miles east of Toutle in Cowlitz County. This permit expires June 30, 2012.
Effective January 1st, 2011 the process for requesting a firewood permit will change. The region no longer will maintain a waiting list.
When available, all firewood permit areas can be found below. After you identify opportunities, request a firewood cutting permit: E-mail pcfirewood@dnr.wa.gov with the following information:In the Subject Line put: "Firewood Permit Request"
In the e-mail body put Applicant Name
Address
Phone Number
Permit area requested (one only) from the opportunities available
Preference for how Permit is delivered to you (e-mail, hard-copy mail)
Only one permit, per household, per year will be issued
Southeast Region Firewood cutting opportunities- None available at this time.
South Puget Sound Region firewood cutting opportunities
Elbe Unit: None at this time.Hoodsport Unit: None at this time. Belfair Unit: None at this time.
