1. Eastern Hemlock (_Tsuga canadensis_): This coniferous tree is found in the upland forests of the park. It has short, flat needles and small, oval cones that hang from the branches. Eastern hemlock is an important tree for wildlife, providing food and shelter for many species.
2. American Beech (_Fagus grandifolia_): This deciduous tree is common in the park's forests. It has smooth, gray bark and long, pointed leaves. American beechnuts are a valuable food source for many animals, including squirrels, chipmunks, and deer.
3. Virginia Pine (_Pinus virginiana_): This pine tree is found in the park's rocky uplands. It has long, slender needles and small, round cones. Virginia pine is a pioneer species, often colonizing disturbed areas and helping to restore the forest ecosystem.
