Christmas Tree Cutting - Tree Cutting Permits

Keep your permit with you at all times while cutting and transporting trees. Fill in the back of the permit after obtaining your Christmas tree(s). You may cut up to 3 Christmas trees on a single permit. Drive vehicles on designated trails only and on highlighted roads, per maps. You can walk as far as you would like to cut as long as you do not cross into restricted areas (see Restrictions, below). Road conditions are variable. A 4x4 vehicle is recommended. As of December 1, some roads are gated.

• Facilities such as ranger stations, viewpoints and turnouts
• Jumping Pound Demonstration Forest Area
• Reclaimed sites:
• Areas around intentionally placed rocks
• Large grassy areas (reclaimed sand and gravel sites)
• Previously harvested sites that have been reforested
• Very steep slopes where the trees are helping to keep the soil in place
• Recreation areas, campgrounds, provincial parks, natural areas, or private land

• Always let someone know where you are going and the time you are expecting to return home.
• Be prepared for cold weather and snow conditions.
• Don't forget your saw or hatchet.
• Take extra winter clothing and emergency supplies with you, including blankets, food and water, and candles.
• Respect the land, respect other users and pack out all trash.
• Enjoy your Christmas tree outing!

• Tree Cutting

• Where to Buy a Tree Cutting Permit