Recreation Passes of the Pacific Southwest

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Angeles
Cleveland
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San Bernardino National Forest
Recreation Pass Program Headquarters
602 S. Tippecanoe Avenue
San Bernardino, CA 92408-2607

Upper Fish Creek Meadows. View of small creek valley with flowers in foreground, mountains in background.

San Gorgonio Wilderness — San Bernardino National Forest

Recreation Fee Areas in Southern California

Click on a Forest to find your destination and the fee required.

Check Current Conditions!
Fire restrictions, road and trail closures and other limitations might affect your travel decisions.

Winter Safety Tips

Angeles NF

Cleveland NF

Los Padres NF

San Bernardino NF

FREE DAYS 2009

The Free Days for 2009 are listed below. For more information, go to Free Days.

Free Days for 2009

National Trails Day - Saturday June 6th
National Public Lands Day - Saturday September 26th
Veterans Day - Wednesday, November 11th

If you accidentally use your Daily Adventure Pass on a Free Day, you may have it replaced free-of-charge at any Forest Service office in Southern California.

Photo by Keith Phillips

ACCOMPLISHMENTS — Your Fees at Work

The Forest Service reports investment accomplishments to Congress annually. Below are some examples of Your Fees at Work.

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