Nevada Christmas Tree Permits

Tree Types: Juniper and Pinyon Pine

REMEMBER TOPPING TREES IS NOT PERMITTED! ... Please ensure that the maximum height of the stump left behind is no taller than six inches above bare soil with no live branches left on the stump.

Each Christmas tree permit is valid for the cutting of one tree in specific areas on lands managed by the Ranger District for which the permit was purchased. ... Christmas trees also cannot be harvested within developed campgrounds, administrative sites, or designated wilderness areas.

If you have purchased a Christmas tree permit in person, please ensure the adhesive tag is attached securely to the tree so it is visible during transportation. If you purchase your permit through Recreation.gov, a copy of the permit is required to be placed visibly on your vehicle dashboard.

Do not cut five needle pines.

Tree Types: Incense Cedar, Jeffery/Ponderosa Pine, Juniper, Lodgepole and Limited White Fir

REMEMBER TOPPING TREES IS NOT PERMITTED! ... Please ensure that the maximum height of the stump left behind is no taller than six inches above bare soil with no live branches left on the stump.

Each Christmas tree permit is valid for the cutting of one tree in specific areas on lands managed by the Ranger District for which the permit was purchased. ... Christmas trees also cannot be harvested within developed campgrounds, administrative sites, or designated wilderness areas.

The Carson Ranger District has a limited amount of Christmas tree permits available, and once those allotted permits are sold, no more will be available.

If you have purchased a Christmas tree permit in person, please ensure the adhesive tag is attached securely to the tree so it is visible during transportation. If you purchase your permit through Recreation.gov, a copy of the permit is required to be placed visibly on your vehicle dashboard.

Do not cut five needle pines.

Tree Types: Juniper, Pinyon Pine, and White Fir- NO Bristlecone may be harvested.

REMEMBER TOPPING TREES IS NOT PERMITTED! ... Please ensure that the maximum height of the stump left behind is no taller than six inches above bare soil with no live branches left on the stump.

Each Christmas tree permit is valid for the cutting of one tree in specific areas on lands managed by the Ranger District for which the permit was purchased. ... Christmas trees also cannot be harvested within developed campgrounds, administrative sites, or designated wilderness areas.

Christmas Tree harvesting on the Ely Ranger District may take place anywhere that is outside of an established campground, Murry Watershed area, and all Wilderness areas. Cutting must take place at least 50 feet from a road.

If you have purchased a Christmas tree permit in person, please ensure the adhesive tag is attached securely to the tree so it is visible during transportation. If you purchase your permit through Recreation.gov, a copy of the permit is required to be placed visibly on your vehicle dashboard.

Do not cut five needle pines.

Tree Types: Juniper, Pinyon Pine, and White Fir

REMEMBER TOPPING TREES IS NOT PERMITTED! ... Please ensure that the maximum height of the stump left behind is no taller than six inches above bare soil with no live branches left on the stump.

Each Christmas tree permit is valid for the cutting of one tree in specific areas on lands managed by the Ranger District for which the permit was purchased. ... Christmas trees also cannot be harvested within developed campgrounds, administrative sites, or designated wilderness areas.

If you have purchased a Christmas tree permit in person, please ensure the adhesive tag is attached securely to the tree so it is visible during transportation. If you purchase your permit through Recreation.gov, a copy of the permit is required to be placed visibly on your vehicle dashboard.

Do not cut five needle pines.

The permit allows the user to cut only a pinyon pine or juniper tree. The cutting of all other tree species is prohibited.

Pinyon pine Christmas trees may only be harvested in the Clan Alpine and Desatoya Mountains east of Fallon, and the Excelsior Mountains southeast of Hawthorne, NV. Pinyon pine Christmas trees may not be harvested within the Pine Nut Mountains or the Virginia Range due to past fires and habitat conservation. Juniper Christmas trees may be harvested on all Carson City District BLM administered lands.

No cutting of Christmas trees within Wilderness or Wilderness study areas

Pinyon Pine and Juniper are the only tree species that can be harvested on public lands.

Please pay attention to marked boundary areas in the field and on the provided map, there is a large portion of Fencemaker Canyon that is restricted from Christmas tree cutting

The permit allows the user to cut Pinyon Pine and Juniper trees ONLY, on Bureau of Land Management administered lands.

Trees cannot be cut in areas designated as wilderness study areas (WSA’s).