DuPont State Recreational Forest is bracing for a new normal of 1 million annual visitors, as more people than ever flock to the forest. As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, people have found refuge in ...

A brush fire in DuPont State Recreational Forest has spread to 36 acres but remains 60% contained, according to Kirsten MacDonald, information and education supervisor for the forest on the ...

DuPont State Recreational Forest, and its visitors, plants and wildlife, have fittingly received a 20th anniversary gift of highly-prized conservation land added to the wildly popular recreation area ...

Press release from Friends of DuPont Forest: Celebrating 21 years of caring for the trails, waterfalls, and natural resources of DuPont State Recreational Forest, Friends of DuPont Forest is ...

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As visitation soars, DuPont State Recreational Forest must seek infrastructure improvements to meet burgeoning demand or potentially risk irreparable damage to its natural systems, said forest ...

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CEDAR MOUNTAIN — Seven miles of popular trails in DuPont State Recreational Forest haven't had any major work done on them in the past seven years, but they're getting attended to this summer.

Per acre, DuPont State Recreational Forest in Henderson and Transylvania counties sees more visitors than the half-million-acre Great Smoky Mountains and the 2-million-acre Yellowstone, the two ...

INTO THE WOODS: Danny Bernstein's new book about the DuPont State Recreational Forest offers the first comprehensive survey of the area's history. Book cover courtesy of Bernstein A discussion of ...