Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

WOODCUTTING MAP 

Naches Ranger District

General Information About Industrial Fire 

Precaution Levels (IFPL) in the OkanoganWenatchee National Forest

A Level I IFPL allows woodcutters to cut wood all day 

long in areas that are normally open to woodcutting in 

the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Following 

equipment shut down, a one-hour fire watch must be 

maintained. 

A Level II IFPL means that firewood cutters and industrial 

operators are restricted to morning hours of operation 

only, and must shut down chainsaws and other equipment 

by 1 PM. Following equipment shut down, a one-hour fire 

watch must be maintained. 

When the IFPL reaches Level lll, all woodcutting activity 

is prohibited.

There are two zones that divide the OkanoganWenatchee Forest into geographical regions where there 

are differences in elevation, vegetation, and weather 

patterns that influence the level of fire danger present at 

any given time during fire season. 

Zone 675 encompasses mainly lower elevation lands and 

is bounded on the east by the Columbia River. Its western 

boundary runs south from the Okanogan-Wenatchee 

National Forest boundary through the Yakama Nation 

Reservation to the Klickitat County line, approximately 

through the center of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National 

Forest and Yakama Nation Reservation. 

Industrial Fire Precaution Level 

Precautions and Restrictions*

Level I II III IV Precautions / Restrictions

● ● Carry equipment listed above

● ● Stay in area for one hour after power 

	 	 	 	 	 saw is shut off to watch for fire starts

 ● Shut down power saws at 1:00 p.m.

 ● ● All woodcutting activity prohibited

* Applies to woodcutting, logging, and other activities 

 using motorized equipment.

For current Fire Precaution Levels, call: 1-800-527-3305

or website: fortress.wa.gov/dnr/ifpl/IFPL.aspx

For More Information

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

Naches Ranger District

10237 Hwy 12

Naches, WA 98937

(509) 653-1401 

Office is normally open weekdays 8 am to 4:30 PM

FIREWOOD REMOVAL CONDITIONS

Upon receiving and signing your permit, you are agreeing to the conditions listed on this map 

and those listed in the FOREST PRODUCTS REMOVAL PERMIT. Please read them carefully.

A) Load tickets must be validated (by cutting out the month and date of removal), and 

attached to the load before moving the vehicle from the cutting site. One validated 

load ticket must be attached to the back of the load and made clearly visible for: 

1) each 1⁄2 (half) cord of wood for permits using 1⁄2 cord tickets, or 

2) any portion thereof. A standard pickup without sideboards, loaded level 

with the top of the sides, will hold about a half cord of wood. 

B) This permit is for dead wood, with the following exceptions:

1) (a) Snags or down logs marked with paint, plastic ribbon and/or signs, (b) Snags with 

bird cavities (holes), nests, broken tops or wildlife tree signs, (c) Snags in the Oak Creek 

Drainage. (d) Special restrictions may be applied by the District Ranger. 

2) Firewood cutting, snag felling, or gathering of downed material is prohibited within 300 

feet of streams, lakes, ponds, or wet areas. Felling of any standing tree within 200 feet 

of major roads is prohibited: U.S. Highway 12, State Route 410, Forest Service Roads 

-1000 (South Fork Tieton), 1200 (Tieton Road), and 1900 (Little Naches Road). 

3) Cutting or removing firewood is prohibited in the Bumping River Drainage and along 

the Mather Memorial Parkway which is designated on State Route 410 beginning at the 

junction of SR 410 and the Bumping River Road, (Forest Road 1800) to Chinook Pass. 

4) This permit entitles you to cut firewood only on National Forest land, excluding 

Timber Sales. Summer Home areas, Developed Recreation sites, Late Successional 

Reserves, Private Lands within the National Forest boundary, Wilderness, and other 

Special Areas. 

5) The use of specialized loading and skidding equipment such as tractors, rubber-tired 

skidders, and large trucks with self-loaders, is not allowed. 

6) Pieces over 8 inches in diameter must be split at least once before removal. 

7) Permittee must have local ranger district's firewood cutting map or other conditions 

specific to ranger district at hand in addition to the firewood permit, while performing 

firewood activities. Refer to the firewood cutting map for fire precaution levels and 

restrictions for the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Check with local ranger 

district for current information. 

C) Removal of firewood in a campground is not allowed. Unused firewood must be left in the 

campground when you leave. The same woodcutting rules apply.

D) It is not legal to cut live Western Larch (tamarack) which shed their needles in the late fall 

and winter and appear to be dead. 

E) Possession and/or transportation of cedar is restricted under RCW 76.48.070. 

Zone 680 includes upper elevation areas of 

the forest and is bounded on the west by the 

Cascade Crest and on the east by Zone 675. 

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest personaluse woodcutting permit holders should check 

with the local ranger station to obtain the current 

IFPL for their chosen woodcutting site before 

heading to the Forest. Woodcutters are also 

reminded to carefully read and adhere to the 

conditions of their personal-use woodcutting 

permit, and to pay special attention to the fire 

safety equipment requirements.

The following equipment is required at 

the cutting site while using a power saw:

SAW: Exhaust system in good repair with a 

screen-type spark arrestor of 0.023" or less and 

qualified under USDA Forest Service Standards.

SHOVEL: A long-handled round point with 

an 8 inch blade (size “O”) in possession of the 

operator.

FIRE EXTINGUISHER: A pressurized chemical 

extinguisher of not less than 8 oz. capacity by 

weight and in possession of the operator.

Current IFPL

Phone or website at left or

scan QR code with your phone.

This map is being distributed to all who purchase 

woodcutting permits for the Naches Ranger District. 

The permit does not authorize firewood cutting on 

private or state land, shown in white on the map.

In order to meet the requirements of both the Northwest 

Forest Plan and the Okanogan-Wenatchee Forest Plan for 

maintaining adequate numbers of standing and down dead 

material for wildlife use, there are some restrictions in areas 

open to firewood cutting. For example, Late Successional 

Reserves and Adaptive Management Areas remain closed 

to woodcutting. An additional restriction has been added 

to protect areas adjacent to streams and wetlands. Firewood 

cutting is not allowed within 300 feet of streams, lakes, 

ponds or wet areas. As all these areas cannot reasonably be 

shown on the map, it is the responsibility of firewood permit holders to limit their wood gathering activities to areas 

outside of these stream protection zones. 

Also, some small sites such as campgrounds and administrative study sites, are closed to woodcutting within the large 

areas which are shown as open to wood collection. 

There may be some limited exceptions to the information 

shown on this map. For example, in a few cases, woodcutting may be permitted within the closed area. Check with 

the local ranger district office for any exceptions. 

As we learn more about the needs of wildlife species, there 

are likely to be further changes in the Okanogan-Wenatchee 

National Forest firewood program. We recognize the importance of this program to the public. Our goal will be to 

continue the program while providing proper protection to 

the many wildlife species that live in the national forest.

Your comments and suggestions for meeting these objectives 

are always welcome. Feel free to share them with your local 

District Ranger or mail them to me at: 

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

215 Melody Lane

Wenatchee, WA 98801

Thank you for your cooperation.

Mike Balboni

Forest Supervisor

Website: fs.usda.gov/okawen

Woodcutters and recreationists are encouraged 

to stay in contact with Forest Service offices 

during fire season in order to obtain current 

information on fire danger and any restrictions 

on activities that may be in effect. 

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Long Bed Pickup — 1/2 or 3/4 ton

Without racks this truck bed holds approximately 1⁄2 

(half) cord of wood. One load ticket required.

With racks this truck bed holds approximately 1 (one) 

cord of wood. Two load tickets required.

A standard, full cord of wood

is a volume of 128 cubic feet, measured 

as a pile 8 feet long, 4 feet high and 4 feet wide. 

A full cord can weigh up to 5,000 pounds.

Short Bed Pickup — 1/2 ton 

With or without racks this truck bed holds 

approximately 1⁄2 (half) cord of wood. One 

load ticket required.

Standard Truck — 1 ton

With high racks this truck bed holds approximately 11⁄2 

(one and a half) cords of wood. Three load tickets required.

Please note that trucks may be overloaded when filled with wood.

Check the owner's manual for your vehicle to see what load weights the truck can 

safely haul and make sure your vehicle is licensed for the weight you will be hauling.

Firewood Load Stub

Validate the load stub by punching out the month and day you are getting the wood. Load stubs issued under this 

firewood removal guide are valid only on the Naches Ranger District.

Tag Your Firewood

Before leaving each site, you must attach the appropriate number of validated load stubs to the 

back of the load where it can be easily seen. Attach one stub for each 1⁄2 (half) cord you are hauling. 

Amounts less than 1⁄2 cord still require one stub.

Forest Service
ZONE 675

ZONE 680

ZONE 680

ZONE 675

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Ironstone

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CLE ELUM

NACHES

G O A T R O C K S

W I L D E R N E S S

W I L L I A M O D O U G L A S

W I L D E R N E S S

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Riders Camp

Tamarack Spring

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Horse Camp

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Ravens

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Indian Flat

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R. 10 E. R. 11 E. R. 12 E. R. 13 E. R. 14 E. R. 15 E. 

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MOTOR VEHICLE USE

Motorized travel is restricted to designated roads, trails,

and areas throughout National Forest Lands and

Grasslands. Cross country travel with motorized vehicles,

off designated roads, trails, and areas, is prohibited.

This product is reproduced from information prepared by the

USDA, Forest Service or other suppliers. The data and

product accuracy may vary due to compilation from various

sources, and may not meet National Maps Accuracy Standards.

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Woodcutting Map 2014

for

Naches Ranger District

Recreation Site (Closed to Woodcutting)

Naches Ranger District

Okanogan-Wenatchee NF (Open to Firewood Gathering)

Wilderness (Closed to Woodcutting)

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

Major Streams

1000' Contours

Interstate

State Highway

US Highway

Improved Road, Paved

Improved Road, Gravel

Improved Road, Dirt

Unimproved Road

Industrial Fire Precaution Level (Zone)

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WASHINGTON

WOODCUTTING MAP

Okanogan-Wenatchee 

National Forest

Naches Ranger District

See other side for information about 

Firewood Removal Conditions and 

Industrial Fire Precaution Levels