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Digitally discover your public lands using the new Forest Service Visitor Map

November 15, 2016 Donavan Albert, U.S. Forest Service Office of Communication

There are few better ways to plan your get away on a national forests or grasslands than to use the Forest Service’s online Visitor Map. With thousands of recreation areas, roads and an increasing number of trail systems, you can digitally explore and plan your next adventure from home before you...

Conservation Forestry

Looking for a Great Valentine's Date? Try U.S. Forests

February 10, 2015 Kathryn Sosbe, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service

Finding unique gifts for Valentine’s Day just got a whole lot easier. With 122 ski areas, and thousands of miles of trails, riv­­­ers and streams, the U.S. Forest Service has plenty of ideas for a special outing with your l­­­oved one. Show some warmth by sweeping your loved one away from colder...

Forestry

Sweet Valentine Treats from the US Forest Service

February 12, 2014 Kathryn Sosbe, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service

Forget the high-priced dinner, artificial moon glow and hurried wait staff this Valentine’s Day. Try, instead, something very different from the tried and true red roses that wilt away or those earrings that she really had hoped would be a ring. Plan a visit to a national forest or grassland. Let a...

Forestry

U.S. Forest Service Offers Winter Yurt, Cabin Adventures

December 06, 2013 Charity Parks, Intermountain Region, U.S. Forest Service

While some may close up tents and winterize recreational vehicles this time of year, there are others who look forward to a winter filled with adventures on forests and grasslands. The draw is yurts and historic cabins available to rent that offer a bit of solitude for camping, a dose of adventure...

Forestry
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