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History

Established in 1936, Angelina National Forest sprawls across deep Piney Woods south of Lufkin, offering a mix of dense loblolly pine stands, bottomland hardwoods, and meandering creeks. Its managed tracts balance recreation, timber production, and wildlife habitat—making it a top destination for land investors, hunters, and nature lovers.

Forest Highlights

  • Size: 153,180+ acres of protected timberland
  • Counties Covered: Angelina, Jasper, Nacogdoches
  • Waterways: Angelina River, Sam Rayburn Reservoir tributaries
  • Terrain: Gently rolling hills, swampy bottomlands, mature pine plantations
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Outdoor Adventures

153,000+ acres of rolling pine–hardwood forest, river corridors, and secluded getaways.

Hunting & Fishing

Prime whitetail deer, turkey, and feral hog habitat, plus bass fishing on connected reservoirs.

Hiking & Biking

Over 15 miles of marked forest trails—from easy creek-side loops to challenging ridge routes.

Camping & Picnicking

Multiple developed campgrounds and primitive sites under towering pines.

Birdwatching

Watch for bald eagles, prothonotary warblers, and wild turkeys in their native ecosystem.

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