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Pacific Cascade Region timber sale prices

Volume-weighted green sawtimber price and bid intensity across 13 sold Pacific Cascade Region sales

Data through May 2026 · source last checked Aug 26, 2026 · page revised Aug 4, 2026

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About this data
Source
Washington DNR, Oregon Department of Forestry, Idaho Department of Lands, Montana DNRC, US Forest Service Region 6 and BLM Western Oregon timber auctions
Series
Average stumpage price and bid intensity
Basis
Stumpage; $/MBF (state) or $/CCF (federal)
Geography
Pacific Cascade Region
Unit
$/MBF
Calculation
Monthly average of per-sale prices
Last observation
May 2026
Update frequency
Event-based

Green sawtimber in the Pacific Cascade Region ran a median +47% over minimum across 13 sold sales, a volume-weighted average of $392/MBF (median $436/MBF, simple average $404/MBF), 80,570 MBF sold in total, a median of 4 bidders per sale. Separately, 3 salvage, deck and product sales carry a median +64% over minimum (capped, token minimums), tracked apart from the sawtimber signal. Prices are neutral: high is good for the seller, a cost to the buyer.

Green sawtimber prices in the Pacific Cascade Region hit $452/MBF on a volume-weighted basis, up 35 percent from April's $334/MBF. The lift came on 13 sold sales that drew a median 47 percent premium and a median four bidders per sale, moving 80,570 MBF total.

The numbers
PeriodCurrentPriorChange
Month over month$452/MBF$334/MBF+35.3%

About Pacific Cascade Region timber sale prices

This page rolls up GREEN SAWTIMBER auctions in the Pacific Cascade Region, standing timber sold on a real appraised minimum, into a volume-weighted monthly average price per thousand board feet (MBF), its median sale price, its premium over the appraised minimum, and its bid intensity. Salvage, deck, stewardship and product sales price on token minimums, so they are excluded from these figures and reported separately on the board rather than blended in. Volumes are reported in MBF. Everything here is a completed auction. Sales that have been noticed but not yet sold, in this region and everywhere else the site covers, sit on the upcoming timber auctions calendar with their auction date, offered volume and appraised minimum. Source: Washington DNR.