Greenwood Forest Wildlife Management Area
Most of the trails here are not flat and contain hills that are upwards of 60 feet.
Within some of the highest elevated parts of the pine barrens, Greenwood Forest and Wildlife Management Area covers more than 11 thousand acres of New Jersey. It catches fire easily and contains a majority of the pigmy pines (see Geological Differences). The forest shares a border with the north-eastern side of Brendan T. Byrne state forest and spans beyond Route 539. Most of this wildlife management area consists of upland forests and fewer wetlands, being located at a consistently higher elevation.
Firelane helps protect other side from flames
Early fall hardwood forest
Sand trail
Fall afternoon upland forest
Small hidden grassland
Sand road
Highland Burnt Area
See the burnt pygmy pines and the highlands within the Pine Barrens where a fire consumed it.
Howardsville Reservoir
A strange reservoir near Route 72.
