Tetrault Woods State Forest offers lush woodlands and tranquil trails, perfect for nature walks and wildlife viewing.
Located in northern New York, Tetrault Woods State Forest is a serene haven, covering a significant area of diverse forestland. The forest, characterized by its rolling terrain and a mix of coniferous and deciduous trees, serves as a crucial habitat for a variety of wildlife including deer, black bears, and numerous bird species. Historically, the forest has been a site for sustainable timber harvesting, contributing to the local economy while maintaining its natural beauty. Today, visitors can enjoy a range of recreational activities including hiking on multiple trails, camping in scenic spots, and seasonal hunting. The forest's appeal extends to its landscapes offering seasonal color changes, especially during fall and spring, making it a picturesque location for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Panoramic views from the highest ridge in the forest
Home to diverse birdlife, a birdwatcher's paradise
Remnants of old growth trees over 200 years old
Hidden pond offering solitude and undisturbed fishing opportunities
Offers stunning views of the valley and surrounding forests.
Features some of the oldest trees in the forest, showcasing impressive girths.
A secluded spot ideal for both fishing and peaceful reflection.