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Passes & Permits
Most
National Forests and Grasslands, including the Bighorn, are open,
free of charge, for your use and enjoyment. Fees may be charged and permits
required for some activities and locations. Business permittees, such
as campground concessionaires and outfitter guides, may provide services
to public land users.
Interagency PassesThe Bighorn National Forest does not have a general entrance fee; however, the Forest continues to honor an Interagency Passes at all fee campgrounds. The America
the Beautiful Pass can provide either free entrance or a discount
for certain recreation fees.
Permitted ServicesTo obtain campground, outfitter guide, and other services from commercial companies who operate through Forest Service permits, please contact them directly. |
PermitsPermits may be required for certain individual and commercial activities
that occur on the Forest including, but not limited to, the following:
For more information on the permit process, click here. Forest Product PermitsInformation on Christmas tree, post & pole, transplants, or firewood permits. These permits are available at all district offices.
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Recreation Fee Demonstration ProgramThis program charges recreation fees, which are in turn reinvested in our recreation areas to maintain, improve, and develop natural resources, recreation facilities, and services. Rules & RegulationsPlease become familiar with our rules and regulations by checking this website and our local offices. Also, take time to read signs and bulletin boards during your visit to the grassland.
Recreation residences, or summer homes, are private structures located
on National Forest System land. The structures are authorized under
a special use permit issued by the local Ranger District office. Recreation
residences sell through reality offices. If you are interested in
purchasing one, please contact a realtor in the area where you are
interested. Prior to purchase of a recreation residence, you are required
to meet with the local District Ranger to discuss requirements of
holding a special use authorization. National
Forest Homeowners Association
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September 11, 2008