Administration
The Sierra National Forest is located within the Pacific southwest region of the US Forest Service. The Forest is Divided into three Ranger Districts
Bass lake Ranger District is North and West of the San Joaquin River. Its Ranger District office is located at 57003 Road 225 North Fork, California, CA 93643. there are 36 camp sites, 17 picnic sites, 7 Off Highway Vehicle Trails, 10 trails, it includes the Forest Service Offices of Oakhurst (41969 Hwy 41, Oakhurst, California 93644), and Mariposa (5158 Suite A Highway 140 Mariposa, California 95338) The High Sierra visitor information Station near Mono Hot Springs on the Kaiser Pass Road, Eastwood visitor information center at Hwy 168 and Kaiser Pass Road at Huntington Lake, Dinkey Creek visitor information center in the area of, and the Clover Meadow Wilderness Office in the area of.
High Sierra Ranger District South and East of the San Joaquin River; it has its Ranger District office out of Prather, California. This district contains 30 camp sites, 11 picnic sites, and 13 Off Highway Vehicle Trails.
Supervisor's Office (an administrative Unit) which contains the Sierra National Forest's Supervisor's office (1600 Tollhouse Rd Clovis, California, 93611). two Community Visitor Centers the Mariposa Interagency Visitor Center (5158 Highway 140 Mariposa, California 95338) and the Yosemite Sierra Visitor Bureau (41969 Highway 41, Oakhurst, California 93644). and the Fresno Air Attack Base which is co located with the Sierra National Forest Emergency Communications Center (2307 and 2309 N Clovis ave. Fresno, California 93727) on the Fresno Yosemite International Airport
In addition, the forest has a close relationship with the Teakettle Experimental Forest which is deep inside the forest and the San Joaquin Experimental Range which is just outside the forest boundaries. They both fall in the Pacific southwest Research Station which is based in Berkeley, California.
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