Trivia: What is the largest forest in the United States?
Coconino National Forest, Arizona
Tongass National Forest, Alaska
Bridger-Teton Forest, Wyoming
Sierra National Forest, California
The correct answer is Tongass National Forest, Alaska
So why is this answer correct? : Tongass National Forest in southeast Alaska covers 16.5 million acres, which is roughly half the size of North Carolina. There’s no shortage of activities for visitors, either. Take a hike, spot some eagles, camp, fish, or ride a dog sled across a glacier. There are also several cultural centers in the forest, where you can learn about native culture, geology, and wildlife.