@bigtreehunters: • Old-growth white pines in the Adirondacks, NY. Mature old-growth specimens frequently exceed 130 to 170 feet, with massive trunks and deep, wind-sheltered root systems. • Needles: Easily identified by their needles, which grow in bundles of five (a handy mnemonic: white has five letters). • Ecological Role: These surviving giants provide critical canopy structure, shelter for wildlife, and rare windows into what the pre-colonial Adirondack wilderness looked like. Video credit Fred Breglia

kokopeli89 :

Cathedral Pines?

DJ 🇺🇸🌲 :

i’ve got a picture of my great grandpa next to the leaning pine a few months before it was cut down

Rich :

there are some big ones on moose river plans in the aderrondacks

Rhys :

this one always amazed me

Jackson :

I have been to some tracts rumored to contain virgin forest and I have found white pines similar in size and massive Alders in other spots. The coolest ones are usually miles off trail, over a couple mountains

Danny Hunt :

North of inlet. About 10 untouched

SusanDevine :

Just gorgeous

LAZERBEANZ :

Pray they remain safe. Things continue as they are and they probably won’t be

Ginyu :

Awesome pines

Adk :

I got a piece in Keene where I have five over 48’’ in diameter and 20 around 3 ft

Rob :

Patrick :

Gorgeous

Big Tree Boss :

Great video!🌳💪

user43044255025782 :

shhhh

Twolf :

oh yah some big ones there

alextate821 :

don't tell trump

Caleb :

@Ðerrick genuinely thought this was calek for a second

creatorpam :

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️