Roseboom State Forest
About
Roseboom State Forest is a 620-acre state forest near Cooperstown, with a mix of planted and natural tree species spread across the landscape. The land was purchased in the 1960s for conservation, reforestation and the development of natural resources. It is a quiet place for a walk away from crowds.
There are no marked trails, but the wide, unmarked paths and well-kept access roads are easy to follow. That makes the forest a simple choice for walking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, as well as hunting and fishing for people who enjoy those activities.
What to Know
- The forest covers 620 acres.
- There are no marked trails, though the wide paths and access roads are easy to follow.
- Winter visitors can snowshoe or cross-country ski.
- It was purchased in the 1960s for conservation and reforestation.
- Roseboom State Forest is featured by This Is Cooperstown.
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