Transfers about 72 acres of federal land in Washington from the U.S. Forest Service to the Department of the Interior and places that land into trust for the Quinault Indian Nation so it becomes part of the Quinault Reservation. The land will be managed under the usual Department of the Interior trust rules, will not be eligible for gaming, and the transfer does not affect treaty rights.

The Secretary of the Interior must comply with CERCLA disclosure requirements when accepting the land, but the United States is not required by this law to perform cleanup of hazardous substances on the parcel.