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Can I cut a Christmas tree in Sea to Sky district?

Sea to Sky Natural Resource District

Check back on December 1.

The district decides each fall whether to issue permits. If it does, the online form opens December 1.

Permit
Free online form, from December 1
Trees per permit
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The conditions printed on your permit are the rules. Read them before you cut. General guidance only; the permit is the authority.

We haven't been able to read this district's permit yet. Its printed conditions, including the tree limit and where you can cut, are the rules to follow.

Where you can cut

Official maps and area permits from the district. Boundaries on these maps are the ones that count.

Before you go

Will it fit?

The classic mistake is a tree that looked small in the bush. Enter your ceiling height.

Try 8, 8'6", 9 ft or 2.4 m.

Got your tree?

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A family crouching together to cut a tree at a u-cut farm

No Crown land near you?

A u-cut farm gives you the same day out, with no permit needed.

Find a u-cut farm near Sea to Sky

Farm listings are run by others and change often. Call the farm before you go.

Towns in Sea to Sky district

SquamishWhistlerPemberton

Other districts in South Coast

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Remind me when the Sea to Sky permit opens

One email when the district's online permit form opens (from December 1). If the district doesn't issue permits this year, we'll tell you that instead.