Redding, Calif., September 29, 2025 — The Shasta-Trinity National Forest will go out of fire restrictions on Tuesday, September 30.
Falling temperatures, increased soil moisture and recent rains have created conditions allowing the forest to go out of fire restrictions that were put in place over the summer.
“We work hard here on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest to balance the need for fire safety with allowing visitors to maximize recreational enjoyment on their public lands,” said Kevin Osborne, Fire Management Officer of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. “With the recent moderation in temperatures and rainfall across much of the forest, conditions are such that we feel comfortable lifting campfire restrictions. Lifting these restrictions allows the public to have more opportunity to use fires appropriately and wisely when visiting their National Forest lands.”
