Celebrate National Get Outdoors Day with a hike! Time in nature can reduce stress, improve sleep, and boost creativity. A hike can make a big difference. #GetOutdoorsDay is a fee-free day, providing use of all standard amenity recreation sites on national forests at no cost.
Summer is almost here. Get out and explore your national forests and grasslands. Hike, paddle or camp your way through millions of acres of public lands. Remember to pack out what you pack in and enjoy. (Forest Service photos.)
ALT four people sitting around campfire with mountains in the background and tents in the foreground.
Forest Service invests in communities by distributing more than $52 million to 65 counties, supporting local economies with funding for emergency services, schools and infrastructure. fs.usda.gov/about-agency/new…
ALT Photo of a field of grass with cloudy blue sky. Oglala National Grasslands.
(Forest Service photo by Charity L. Duggin)
The rugged beauty of Coronado National Forest has been turning heads for generations. This 1959 view from the climb toward Mount Lemmon reminds us why our national forests matter. Explore the places that inspire and sustain us.
ALT black and white photo of carson national forest.
USDA is proud to celebrate America’s farmers, ranchers, and ag innovators at the Great American State Fair. Come join us at the fair inside the USDA Pavilion and experience:
🍎 Daily farm stand offering, American-grown produce, inspired by the Great American Farmers Market.
🚜 Interactive experiences and demonstrations that bring USDA’s mission to life.
🤝 Meet USDA experts, and discover how we support communities nationwide.
🗓️ June 25 – July 10
📍 Washington, D.C. on the National Mall
🔗 freedom250.org/celebration/t…
Wildfires can move fast. Having a go bag ready can save precious time. Pack essentials like documents, first aid supplies, water, clothing and chargers so you can leave quickly if conditions change. Learn more at ready.gov/wildfires and stay prepared.
The Forest Service has sold approximately 3 billion board feet of timber annually over the past 10 years — enough to build 111,000 homes.
By 2028, our goal is 4 billion board feet, or enough for 148,000 homes.
Learn more Forest Service facts here: fs.usda.gov/about-agency/for….
Whether you’re planning a weekend hike or a cross-country adventure, the new National Forests and Grasslands app helps you explore with confidence. Download the National Forests and Grasslands app for Get Outdoors Day this Saturday, June 13, 2026! fs.usda.gov/visit/maps/mobil…
Get out and celebrate #NationalTrailsDay on the thousands of miles of trails that connect people to their public lands. Lace up, get outside and enjoy the trails that belong to all of us on this fee-free day!
The Forest Service cares for one of the biggest trail systems on the planet — long enough to wrap around Earth more than six times. National Trails Day this Saturday is the perfect time to visit a national forest. fs.usda.gov/about-agency/fea…
ALT Forest Service employee shows volunteers how to repair a trail.
Folks were reeling in memories on the @CarsonNF back in 1959, proving that fishing on national forests and grasslands never goes out of style. National Boating and Fishing Week is the perfect excuse to head to the forest and cast a line.
Like, re-post, share or save your favorite forest activity and spread your love this #NationalForestWeek 🌲
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📸 Photos by Trevor Groves, Alex Moliski, Logan Holstien, and the NFF
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Stop and smell the flowers on the @BridgerTetonNF. Get out and enjoy your big backyard during National Forest Week!
(Forest Service photo by Timothy Farris.)
ALT Purple flowers with mountains in the background.
Each year, the Forest Service is responsible to plant as many trees as we harvest.
Learn more about Forest Service reforestation efforts here 👉 fs.usda.gov/managing-land/fo….
Active forest management in @NFinAlabama is making a visible difference. Crews are thinning overcrowded stands, applying prescribed fire and accelerating timber projects to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk. Read more: fs.usda.gov/about-agency/fea…
ALT Dense, dangerously crowded stands of trees are giving way to healthy, spacious forests across Alabama. This transformation is because active forest management on Alabama’s national forests is moving faster than it has in years, and the efforts are improving forest health and supporting local jobs. (Forest Service licensed photo by Beth Maynor Young)
Enjoy offline maps, safety alerts, & the most complete collection of Forest Service recreation sites & trails all in one easy-to-use app. Download the app & check out events happening on National Trails Day on Saturday, June 6, 2026. fs.usda.gov/visit/maps/mobil…
Looking for an extraordinary family adventure this summer? There's a forest for that. 🌲
Find a forest near year to start your summer of adventure at findaforest.org#NationalForestWeek
📷 Photo by Scott Anderson | Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington
It’s National Fishing and Boating Week! Grab a pole or dust off the boat and enjoy the water. The Forest Service manages 220,000 miles of fishable streams and rivers, plus 10 million acres of lakes and reservoirs. Check for free fishing days near you!
June is Great Outdoors Month! Get outside, explore your public lands and reconnect with your wild side.
What’s your favorite way to enjoy the outdoors? (Forest Service photo.)