Hopkins Forest Images

: "Hopkins Pines" on Ford Glen Brook.

: "Hopkins Pines" on Ford Glen Brook.

: 1936 Hybrid Poplars at Forest Headquarters in 1952a

: 1936 Hybrid Poplars at Forest Headquarters in 1952b

: A Walk Along Debra Hall's Nature Trail: Stop 1. Trail Guide mailbox.

: A Walk Along Debra Hall's Nature Trail: Stop 10. Red oak (Quercus rubra) growing on the east side of the old Carriage Road.

: A Walk Along Debra Hall's Nature Trail: Stop 14. Paper birch (Betula papyrifers) and red maple (Acer rubrum) growing on northern end of old Hopkins Hay Meadow in 35-year-old stand with Lycopods in herb layer.

: A Walk Along Debra Hall's Nature Trail: Stop 20. Red maple (Acer rubrum) that fell in January, 1974 marking the turn-around point on the Nature Trail.

: A Walk Along Debra Hall's Nature Trail: Trailhead Kiosk.

: A Walk Along Debra Hall's Nature Trail: Stop 4. Sugar bush with large sugar maples (Acer saccarum).

: A Walk Along Debra Hall's Nature Trail: Stop 8. The original, pre-USFS Carriage Road.

: A Walk Along Debra Hall's Nature Trail: Stop 9. Ford Glen Brook visible downslope to the east.