Sabine National Forest
National Forest · Hemphill, Texas
The easternmost of the Texas national forests, roughly 160,000 acres of pineywoods forming part of the boundary with Louisiana along the western shore of Toledo Bend Reservoir. It holds the Indian Mounds Wilderness and its Jug Hole, a sunken sinkhole pond in old-growth-feeling forest, and the 28-mile Trail Between the Lakes, which is the longest walk in the forest and the quietest in the state system.
5050 State Highway 21 East, Hemphill, Texas, 75959, United States
Forest open year-round with no gate or entrance fee. Hemphill ranger district office keeps weekday business hours and SELLS NFGT PASSES AND MAPS. Day-use fees at eight sites — the most of any Texas national forest. Check fs.usda.gov/r08/texas for road and trail closures.
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