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Welcome to the National Forest Foundation blog. Explore the various articles to learn more about our forests and places to play.
Photo by Jennifer Peterson
Trails are part of the human experience and history in New Mexico. Some trails have a rich history, like the ancient trade...
Visit these National Forests for beautiful and bright fall foliage.
In discovering her passion for rock climbing and the outdoors, Gabrielle could not help but notice that her experiences as...
As part of the It's All Yours campaign, writer and photographer Diane Wesh shares her renewed connection with the outdoors and...
The Black Hills National Forest is one of them. One of our less trafficked National Forests, this rich spread of land is a...
Check out our forest activity guide to connect with nature using your smartphone.
Over the last few years we have come up with some tips to make our adventures a little more enjoyable and easier to get out the...
Not all National Forests turn into a white “winter wonderland” during the colder months. In fact, many National Forests are...
Forest bathing combines elements of intentional observation with a purposeful focus on the present. Unlike other nature-based...
Read the winning entry of the 2018 San Gabriel Mountains National Monument Blog Contest
Guest Author Melanie Saucier recounts a memorable trip to the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
When we give our children and ourselves the opportunity to explore outdoors, it provides moments of clarity, inspiration, and...
Have you ever wanted to see a bear up close? Usually, when adventuring on our National Forests, a close encounter with a bear...
Huckleberries are in your own backyard--they’re abundant on our National Forests. These delicious, sought-after, and magical...
Plan the ultimate road trip through California and hit up some of the most iconic National Forests and Parks in the United States.
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