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Recreation Passes
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Recreationists visiting the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest will need to obtain a recreation pass for use at many of the developed trailhead and day use sites. Passes are for sale at all fee sites by self-issuance through fee-tube stations, the Lostine Guard Station, and Wallowa-Whitman National Forest offices. The passes will also allow visitors to park at many other national forest trailheads across Washington and Oregon. Northwest Forest passes will not be a substitution for other permits such as State sponsored Sno-Park, wilderness, or commercial mushroom-picking permits. |
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The requirement to have a pass for parking at specified national forest trailheads is part of several Congressionally-authorized acts since 1997 including the 2004 Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act.
Trailheads and Day Use Sites Requiring a Recreation Pass
La Grande Ranger District
- Buck Creek Trailhead
- Main Eagle Trailhead
- Moss Springs Trailhead
- North Fork Catherine Creek
- Oregon Trail Interpretive Trail - Blue Mountain Crossing
- West Eagle (includes the Trailhead and Picnic Area)
Eagle Cap Ranger District
- Bear Creek Trailhead
- Bowman/Frances Lake Trailhead
- Hurricane Trailhead
- Maxwell Lake Trailhead
- McCully Trailhead
- Two Pan Trailhead
Hells Canyon National Recreation Area
Hells Canyon National Recreation Area Website
- Buck Creek Trailhead
- Freezeout Trailhead
- Indian Crossing Trailhead
- P.O. Saddle Trailhead
- Warnock Corral Trailhead
Passes Available
Our Regional Passes and Permits website has more information and a listing of all passes for the Pacific Northwest which are available.
Your Fees at Work
A majority of your fees come directly back to the forest for use at enhancing the recreation site. To see how your Forest Pass dollars have been used please review the following documents.
2007 Recreation Fee Forest Accomplishments - 
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2006 Recreation Fee Forest Accomplishments - (229 KB)
2005 Recreation
Fee Forest Accomplishments - (117 KB)
2004 Recreation Fee Forest
Accomplishments - (101 KB)
2003 Recreation Fee Forest
Accomplishments - (173 KB)
USDA Forest Service - Wallowa-Whitman National Forest
Last Modified: Friday, 12 December 2008 at 12:19:42 EST