Allen Lake State Forest (Allegany Reforestation Area #23) is located in the Towns of Allen and Caneadea in Allegany County. Allen Lake State Forest covers a total of 2,421 acres. Camping, hunting, fishing, boating, snowmobiling,… continue reading
Altmar State Forest (Oswego #6) encompasses 959 acres of land and is located in the town of Albion in Northeastern Oswego County. Hunting, trapping, fishing, hiking, and snowmobiling are just some of the informal recreational… continue reading
Ambler State Forest is situated on a hillside overlooking the Unadilla River valley, just west of the village of South New Berlin. The forest consists of 629 acres of State land that is a rich… continue reading
Backbone State Forest is adjacent to the northeast corner of Backbone State Park, 4 miles south of Strawberry Point. Access to these 186 acres of pine plantations and upland hardwood forest is from a parking… continue reading
Baker School House State Forest (Cortland #12) encompasses 1,276 acres and is located in the towns of Freetown and Solon in the middle of Cortland County. Its primitive nature makes it ideal for activities such… continue reading
There are thirteen streams within the Bald Eagle District totaling 47 miles that are stocked and fishable. Driving and walking for pleasure is a major outdoor recreational use of the forest. The District has 340… continue reading
Bald Mountain State Forest (Allegany Reforestation Area #22) is located in the Town of Angelica in Allegany County. Bald Mountain State Forest covers a total of 764 acres. Hunting, snowmobling, camping, geo-caching. continue reading
This 559 acre state forest, located in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains, is bisected by the 150 foot deep Balsam Creek valley. Balsam Creek and its tributary to the north, Cold Creek, are well… continue reading
Balsam Swamp State Forest, is comprised of Chenango Reforestation Areas # 17 and 34, totaling 2,679 acres. This forest is located in parts of four towns: Pharsalia, Pitcher, McDonough and German. The main attraction of… continue reading