Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area is offering permits for free cedar Christmas trees.
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Permits, along with maps and cutting guidelines, are available beginning Friday and must be obtained online. A permit allows each family to cut one tree through Dec. 24, a statement from the National Forest Service said. Trees must be cedar and less than 10 feet tall with stumps that are less than 4 inches tall, the statement said.
Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area is offering permits for free Christmas trees. They are giving those with permits a cedar tree less than 10 feet fall with stumps less than four.
Cedar trees may be cut anywhere in Land Between the Lakes except within sight of U.S. Highway 68/Ky. Route 80, Woodlands Trace National Scenic Byway, cemeteries, nature watch areas, campgrounds, timber sale areas, facilities and other mowed areas, officials said.
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Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area includes over 170,000 acres of forests, wetlands and open lands in western Kentucky and Tennessee.
