Shasta-Trinity National Forest - Wilderness Areas

Wilderness Areas

The forest includes portions of five congressionally designated Wilderness Areas:

  • Castle Crags Wilderness
  • Chanchelulla Wilderness
  • Mount Shasta Wilderness
  • Trinity Alps Wilderness (partly in Klamath NF, Six Rivers NF, or Bureau of Land Management land)
  • Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness (partly in Mendocino NF, Six Rivers NF, or BLM land)

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