The Bridger-Teton National Forest will have firewood permits available for personal use beginning May 17th. The price is seven dollars per cord with a five-cord minimum and maximum of ten cords per year.
The permits are valid for the 2021 calendar year only, and load tickets must be visible at the time of harvesting and transport. Permits are offered at all six district office locations, by calling in advance to arranging payment, and picking them up or having them mailed to you.
Additionally, Broulim’s in Afton and the Alpine Visitor’s Center will have permits available. National Forests across the nation have been providing a substantial amount of firewood for the public since the 1970’s, which has continued to grow as more households in America are a adopting a more environmentally friendly route to reduce energy and fossil fuel consumption.
Selling firewood permits also aids in fire prevention by removing burnable material from the Forest floor.
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