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This stately red oak stands proudly on Riverside Rise, its broad branches reaching toward the sky, offering a commanding view of the river below. Its sturdy trunk and vibrant leaves provide a perfect contrast to the flowing water, making it a peaceful and enduring spot on the rise.

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This handsome tree stands in a lush area overlooking a ravine. In the fall, this tree will nurture the wildlife that lives along the banks of the river with its large black walnuts.

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We adore this young tree for the heart-shaped leaves forming its canopy, and for its close proximity to the natural basin in this area of the forest. It is a tranquil spot to sit and reflect.

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Although it may be dainty, this tree has a lot to offer with pretty white blossoms in the spring and fruit in the fall. It stands in an enchanting area with mossy logs and filtered sunlight.

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This charming hackberry is tucked away in Woodland Theatre. Although an easy stroll from the welcome center, you still find yourself in the heart of the forest surrounded by the sounds of nature.

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This is one of the largest and grandest trees in the forest! The large double trunks, mossy base, full canopy, and mighty size will be sure to impress you.

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This distinctive basswood has two separate trunks that have woven themselves together over time, creating a lush canopy. This tree is conveniently located off the hiking path where an abundance of wildlife has been seen including turkeys, raccoons, deer, coyotes.

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This tree stands just off the main trail. It features beautiful, broad leaves which contribute to its showy canopy. The leaves will turn to a brilliant shade of yellow in the autumn.

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This beautiful tree has two separate trunks rising up from the forest floor. The second smaller trunk bends as it stretches itself closer to the larger trunk, embracing itself around the other.