What this tracks
This dataset shows the official boundaries and details of all state forests managed by the Tennessee Division of Forestry.
Why it matters to you
If you’re planning a hunting trip, hiking adventure, or horseback riding outing, this data tells you exactly where Tennessee’s state forests are located and how large they are. For small businesses like outdoor gear shops or tour operators, knowing these boundaries helps you advertise services in the right areas or partner with forest managers for guided activities.
How to read this data
StateForestName — The official name of the state forest, like “Standing Stone State Forest.”
County — Which counties the forest spans, such as “Overton, Clay.”
Acres — The size of the forest in acres (e.g., 8309).
Notes — Key details about permitted activities, like “Hunting has been a traditional use of the forest.”
Where this leaves you
This dataset doesn’t let you look anything up by your address, but it’s still a window into how the state operates. Read it to understand the scope of the program and what the official records contain; the state’s own interactive map (linked on this page) shows the locations involved.