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Tuskegee National Forest
United StatesAlabamaTuskegee National Forest

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Tuskegee National Forest

125 National Forest Rd 949, Tuskegee, AL 36083
3.9(52)
Closed

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Pet friendly
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Phone
(334) 727-2652
Website
fs.usda.gov
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Thu8 AM - 4:30 PMClosed

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Dead EyeDead Eye
Ranger was super nice. Bring your own water. We didn't see a great deal of wildlife but it didn't slow down our fun. We paddled around the pond in our canoe. The campsites were clean and there wasn't any trash around at all. Free to camp and hike with many many geocaches. Visit the fire tower but do not climb. There is a store near by with fuel, ice, and conveniences. Tuskeegee National...... we had a good time, thank you.
Jonathan StewartJonathan Stewart
Quiet place during February to get away. Forest were clean and well maintained besides the occasional trash left by the litter bugs. I would visit again.
Eugene McgarityEugene Mcgarity
I just have to give a big shout out to whoever takes care of this place. Hardly any trash anywhere. Pack it in pack it out. This place is fantastic!!!
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Ranger was super nice. Bring your own water. We didn't see a great deal of wildlife but it didn't slow down our fun. We paddled around the pond in our canoe. The campsites were clean and there wasn't any trash around at all. Free to camp and hike with many many geocaches. Visit the fire tower but do not climb. There is a store near by with fuel, ice, and conveniences. Tuskeegee National...... we had a good time, thank you.
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Quiet place during February to get away. Forest were clean and well maintained besides the occasional trash left by the litter bugs. I would visit again.
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I just have to give a big shout out to whoever takes care of this place. Hardly any trash anywhere. Pack it in pack it out. This place is fantastic!!!
Eugene Mcgarity

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Reviews of Tuskegee National Forest

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2.0
5y

Iv'e came here for many years to ride the trails horseback. It's always been a peaceful place. In the last couple of years though it has gone downhill. There is a lot of logging being done with has messed up parts of the horse trails. Most of the time the trails themselves didn't even look like a trail anymore, they are no longer well kept. We spent most of our time just riding the hunters roads which would run us into several trucks and dirt bikes. (Isn't the best when you're trying to enjoy a peaceful ride on your horse.) Then to top it off, our horse trailer got stuck trying to get out and back to the main highway. Some gravel needs to be dumped to prevent the mud from getting all soupy. We had to unload all the horses and then work the trailer out. Then reload... and etc. I love nature and Tuskegee forest is a beauty but it's in serious need of some TLC if people are going to continue to come and enjoy it (especially the horse people). The photos I included was a short glimpse of when we was able to be on a trail for horses and then later when we...

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1.0
1y

This place is disgusting. Trash everywhere. The people here must be just as trashy, they have covered this park in beer bottles, liquor bottles, shotgun shells, and broken glass. Seriously, get this place cleaned up and prosecute anyone who pollutes. Perhaps it would help to charge a fee to enter the park, that would keep the trashy folks from ruining this place. This is what we do with our parks in Auburn, which are beautiful and clean. As it stands this a a trash...

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4.0
9y

The land where this national forest is was completely destroyed by farmers that didn't take care of the land. The whole forest is recently grown and it shows. It doesn't compare to the other national forests and state parks in Alabama but it's free to use and is a great respite from the urban environment. It's not very large compared to other national forests but it's got plenty of places to get away and go camping. They also have a pretty cheap...

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