Sales
Kalaloch Ridge timber sale
Washington DNR · Olympic Region · Jefferson, WA · Jul 2026
Source last checked Aug 26, 2026 · page revised Aug 20, 2026
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- Washington DNR, Oregon Department of Forestry, Idaho Department of Lands, Montana DNRC, US Forest Service Region 6 and BLM Western Oregon timber auctions
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- One completed timber auction: tract, volume, minimum, winning bid, premium, bidders
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Kalaloch Ridge sold for $651,125, $119/MBF, +2% over the $639,000 minimum with 1 bid.
Kalaloch Ridge drew one bidder and sold for $651,125, or $119/MBF, 2% over the $639,000 minimum. Sierra Pacific Industries took the 5,492 MBF tract in Jefferson County.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Agency | Washington DNR |
| Region / forest | Olympic Region |
| County | Jefferson, WA |
| Species | not reported |
| Volume offered | 5,492 MBF |
| Minimum bid | $639,000 |
| Winning bid | $651,125 |
| Price | $119/MBF |
| Premium over minimum | +2% |
| Bidders | 1 |
| High bidder | Sierra Pacific Industries |
| Auction date | Jul 2026 |
| Sale name as published | KALALOCH RIDGE |
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Kalaloch Ridge drew a single bid and sold 2 percent over minimum for $651,125, a weak result for the Jefferson County tract. Sierra Pacific Industries won the 5,492 MBF sale at $119/MBF.
An earlier week
Kalaloch Ridge drew a single bid and sold 2 percent over the $639,000 minimum, at $119/MBF for the 5,492 MBF Jefferson County tract. Sierra Pacific Industries won the Olympic Region sale on light competition.
About Kalaloch Ridge timber sale
This page records a single public timber sale: Kalaloch Ridge (109761), offered by Washington DNR in the Olympic Region, Jefferson County. 5,492 MBF of standing timber was offered at a $639,000 minimum. It sold to Sierra Pacific Industries for $651,125, a price of $119/MBF. Volume is measured in thousand board feet (MBF). Figures are as published by WA DNR.