White River National Forest

White River National Forest, located in Colorado, spans approximately 2.3 million acres offering diverse landscapes including mountains, forests, rivers, and lakes. It's renowned for outdoor recreation like skiing, hiking, fishing, and camping, attracting millions of visitors annually. The forest provides habitat for various wildlife and plays a vital role in water resources and ecological health. Managed by the U.S. Forest Service, it balances conservation with recreation and sustainable resource use, making it a significant natural asset for local communities and outdoor enthusiasts alike.