WHITE RIVER RECREATION ASSOCIATION
Representing Federal Land Permittees in the Upper White River Valley, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Since 1929
News & Updates
Important update ~ the annual Spring Dinner is cancelled, please see newsletter for more details.
Winter Membership Drive Details, USFS and NFH Updates, WRRA Board Elections, History ...
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News & Updates
July 1, 2021
Outdoor Burn Ban in Effect!
Effective immediately, there is a burn ban on all outdoor fires, unless in an approved fire ring at approved USFS campgrounds or other approved sites. This includes wood fires, charcoal, pellets, etc. Indoor fires, and propane fueled grills and other petroleum fueled small appliances (latterns) are ok. For more information, Please see the attached order (button below). Go to this link for a full list of approved sites for fire ring use (Silver Springs Campground (CG), Ranger Creek CG, Dalles CG, Alta Crystal, Camp Sheppard and Camp Berachah are all approved sites).
Thank you for your attention to this burn ban.
June 18, 2021
Summer 2021 Newsletter
The WRRA Summer picnic and cabin tour are back (we think)! The WRRA Fall board elections, updates on road repair, internet access, Crystal Mountain changes, the Forest Service, and more can be found in this quarter's newsletter.
March 18, 2021
Spring 2021 Newsletter
WRRA Spring Business Meeting is going virtual. The WRRA Board openings, Financial Report, a walk down memory lane, and more can be found in this quarter's newsletter.
July 2, 2020
Firewise Preparation
Be ready for fire season. Read this and learn how.
The White River Recreation Association (WRRA) is an organization comprised of holders of USDA - Forest Service special use permits, their cabin partners, and their families in the Upper White River Valley of the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.
