Hagle Christmas Tree Farm. Choose and cut your own Monterey pines or choose from a large supply of pre-cut noble and Nordmann firs shipped from Oregon. When: Nov. 27-Dec. 24.

Maddie Oxley with her her brother, Nelson, center, and her mother, Kelly, right, from Denver, pull their newly-cut family Christmas tree back to the car in a fresh blanket of snow in the Elk Creek ...

According to the National Christmas Tree Association, there are approximately 25-30 million real Christmas trees sold in the U.S. every year, and the average cost, as of 2022, is about $80.

Each year, the Christmas tree displayed at the U.S. Capitol is cut from a national forest. MORE: Hidden ways the holidays harm the environment and how you can reduce the waste ...

Why not pick a tree so fresh you have to cut it yourself? Christmas tree cutting permits are now, or soon will be, available on U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management offices across the ...

Leaves are falling and Thanksgiving is less than three weeks away, which means the season for cutting your own Christmas tree on public lands is fast approaching. If that's a family tradition for ...

A family-run farm since the 1800s, Pine Farm is open weekends until Dec. 15 for self-cut Christmas trees. All trees are $10 per foot up to 10 feet tall, and then $12 per foot for anything taller.

Picking which tree to cut down in a forest is tough, but national forests have tips on how to choose. Trees must have trunks 6 inches or less in diameter, according to the U.S. Forest Service.