147 free forest pictures photos from Freerange

A penis mushroom emerges from the ground after a rain storm.

A penis mushroom emerges from under some mulch ground covering.

Yellow mushrooms growing under an oak tree.

A rippling brook flows through in a forest at George W. Childs Recreation Site at Dingman s Ferry, PA.

Some poisonous mushrooms growing around a pine tree.

Fulmer Falls is one of three main waterfalls at George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, PA, within the Delaware water Gap National Recreation.

A metal frame wood bridge crosses a small forest stream in autumn.

A well constructed wooden log bridge crosses a scenic creek.

Factory Falls - as viewed from the bottom of the falls - is one of three main waterfalls at George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, PA, within the Delaware water Gap National Recreation .

Fungi growing on a dead fallen tree trunk in a forest in Autumn.

Tents at a camp site in the adirondecks in upstate New York.

Fungi growing on a moss cover fallen tree in a humid forest.

A tent pitched in the middle of a forest in summer.

Yellow mushrooms growing on a neighborhood lawn.

Sunset Framed in the Natural Arch of a Phoenix Summer night

Silky effect of ripples of running water in a brook as night approaches at George W. Childs Recreation Site at Dingman s Ferry, PA.

A wood walkway wounds its way around a forest at Dingman s Ferry Falls in Pennsylvia in autumn.

Deer Leap Falls is one of three main waterfalls at George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, PA, within the Delaware water Gap National Recreation.

Fungi growing on a dead tree trunk in a moist forest in Autumn.

Possibly poisonous mushrooms growing on a forest floor.

Water flowing pass rocks and boulders in a section of the Raritan River at picturesque Ken Lockwood Gorge Wildlife Management Area in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in autumn.

Yellow brain fungus, Tremella mesenterica, growing on the wood of a dead tree.

Van Campens Brook flows around rock and boulder through a forest in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in New Jersey.

White fungi growing on the lower trunk of a dead treein a forest.

Fungi growing on a log by a rocky stream flowing through a forest.