Directs the Secretary of the Interior to take specified Forest Service–managed and tribally owned lands into federal trust for the Pit River Tribe and manage them as reservation trust lands. It sets deadlines for a land survey and acceptance of title, uses a referenced map to define the parcels, and bars class II and class III gaming on those lands.

Congress notes that the land lies within the Tribe’s ancestral territory and that the Tribe has a continuing relationship with it. The legislation does not provide funding or change taxes; it focuses on land status, management, and a gaming prohibition.