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Dixie National Forest: Cut Your Own Christmas Tree (2026)

Has 2026 info 2026 on-sale date from a Forest Service news release (Oct 2026); prices and size rules from the Recreation.gov listing.

How your family can cut a Christmas tree on the Dixie National Forest in Utah, 2026 season. Every fact below comes from the forest's official pages, linked at the bottom.

Quick facts

  • Price: Trees up to 10 ft: $10. Trees 11–20 ft: $20.
  • How many: Up to 5 trees on one Recreation.gov permit.
  • Permit sales: Oct 8, 2026 (online)
  • Cutting season: Nov 6 – Dec 31, 2026 (permit season listed on Recreation.gov).
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Where can I cut?

When can I buy a permit?

How much?

How do I buy it?

What's an online permit? It's a permit you buy on Recreation.gov, the U.S. government's official booking website. You pay there, then follow the instructions that come with your permit.

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Rules to know

Before you go

What to bring:

Packing list based on the Forest Service's Christmas tree safety tips for the Chippewa National Forest. Before you leave, tell someone where you plan to cut.

Need firewood too? See the Dixie firewood permit page.

Sources

Data Source: Recreation.gov

Last verified: Oct 2026 (2026-10-29).

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