Pi on, juniper, aspen, spruce and fir . In designated areas only. The Coconino provides fuelwood for personal use both on a free-use permit and a paid permit basis. In either case, a permit must be acquired by anyone harvesting any firewood on the National Forest, except for the rather small amounts used in a campfire. The cost of a permit varies according to the type of wood to be harvested.
Permits are good for the calender year unless specified otherwise.
For more information on firewood cutting, and a list of free use areas and sale times and locations, contact the Coconino National Forest Supervisor's Office or any Ranger Station. Permits for any area can be purchased at any Gila National Forest office. Dead wood available in green wood areas only. Contact the district office for detailed information. Dead wood available in 2 areas and 1 area of green wood.