Angeles National Forest Headquarters
3.6FreeThe main administrative center for forest maps and recreation permits
Located in Arcadia, the Angeles National Forest Headquarters serves as the primary administrative hub for managing the surrounding mountain public lands. Visitors can stop by to purchase interagency recreation passes, buy topographical maps, and check current trail or fire conditions. Staff are available on weekdays to answer questions and assist with trip planning before you head into the Angeles National Forest.
History
Established in 1908, Angeles National Forest is one of the oldest national forests in California, playing a pivotal role in the conservation of natural resources and wildlife habitats in the region.
Expert notes
- Wear appropriate hiking gear if planning to explore the trails.
- Remember to pack out all trash to keep the forest pristine.
- Use bear-proof containers for food storage if camping overnight.
Features
- Camping Sites
- Hiking Trails
- Picnic Areas
- Visitor Information
- Wildlife Observation
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