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Big Bar Transfer Station
County Road 470, Big Bar, CA
Landfills, dumps and drop-offs in Trinity County, CA
14 landfills, transfer stations and recyclers in Trinity County, CA. Filter by what you need to get rid of.
14 facilitiesUpdated October 2026Source: the US EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool
Facilities come from the US EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool. Accepted materials, fees and residency rules change, so call the facility before you load up.
14 facilities near Trinity County, CA
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Burnt Ranch Transfer Site
Hwy. 299, W. of Burnt Ranch, Burnt Ranch, CA
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Hayfork Transfer Site
East Hwy 3; South of Fairgrounds, Hayfork, CA
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Hobel Transfer Station
173 Hobel Dump Road, Trinity Cntr 96901, Trinity Center, CA
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Hyampom Transfer Station
Off Hyampom Road at Burcham Place, Hyampom, CA
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Junction City Transfer Site
County Road #416, Junction City Dump, Junction City, CA
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Ruth Transfer Site
So of Ruth Reservoir Adjacent State Hwy, Ruth, CA
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Van Duzen Transfer Station
County Road 511, Van Duzen Road, Mad River, CA
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Weaverville Inert Cell Solid Waste Ds
173 Tom Bell Rd., Weaverville, CA
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Burnt Ranch Transfer Station
257 Burnt Ranch Dump Rd, Burnt Ranch, CA
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Junction City Transfer Station
52414 Junction City Dump Rd, Junction City, CA
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Ruth Lake Transfer Station
85 Ruth Lake Dump Rd, Weaverville, CA
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Trinity Center Transfer Station
173 Hobel Dump Rd, Trinity Center, CA
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Weaverville Transfer Station
173 Tom Bell Rd, Weaverville, CA
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Common questions
Where is the closest dump to Trinity County, CA?
The facilities above are sorted by distance from Trinity County, CA. Transfer stations are often the closest drop-off for residents.
Where can I take treated wood near Trinity County, CA?
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