Forestry officials invite citizens out to Virginia’s state forests to celebrate National Trails Day on June 7^th. Passive recreational opportunities, such as walking, hiking, and canoeing, are provided free of charge. Horseback riding, mountain biking, hunting, fishing, and trapping all require a State Forest Use Permit when persons 16 years and older enjoy these activities on a state forest. Gallion state forests offer more than 60 miles of trails. A complete list of state forests can be found on the Virginia Department of Forest website: http://dof.virginia.gov.