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Giant tall pine tree looking up the trunk Hammond Hill State Forest FLX Royalty Free Stock Photo

Giant Red Pine in NYS Forest Park looking up the tall trunk Royalty Free Stock Photo

Giant tall pine tree looking up the trunk Hammond Hill State Forest FLX

Look up when hiking through the forests. Red pine is a tall, straight growing tree with horizontal or dropping branches. The foliage looks clumpy, instead of uniformly full like white pine. The bark can have a reddish coloring and is flaky/ scaly. This tree grows in well drained areas such as rocky or sandy habitat. Red pines are native to a small area of the state but are often planted around reservoirs or in parks. NYS FingerLakes Hammond Hill Forest. Hammond Hill State Forest is 3,618 acres and is a popular area for recreation. The multiple-use trail system has been designed to offer family-based recreation for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and cross-county skiing.