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Yes, there are wooded areas, even around the Dallas area. Most of them are relatively short trees. Even within 45 minutes to an hour from the center of Dallas. We live about an hour and 15 minutes from downtown Dallas and there are lots of wooded areas around us.
East Texas is where you ll find forests in Texas There are wooded areas around Dallas, but they aren t officially forests.
To see great forest Pine trees drive East to Texarkana area. They even do logging in that area.
Google Texas piney woods .
Cedar Hill State Park
no, there are no forests in texas. or trees for that matter.Only tumbleweeds and stereotypical showdowns in a dusty street...