Many species of trees have distinctive barks that make it possible to identify them even in winter. The trees are listed in two ways: alphabetically and in order of abundance.

Alphabetical	Abundance
Ash, White Aspen, Bigtooth Basswood* Beech, American Box Elder Buckeye* Cherry, Black Cherry, Pin Cottonwood Dogwood, Alternate-leaved Dogwood, Flowering Elm, Slippery Elm, American Hackberry Hickory, Bitternut* Hickory, Mockernut Hickory, Pignut Hickory, Shagbark Hickory, Water* Horsechestnut Ironwood Maple, Red Maple, Sugar Maple, Silver Oak, Black Oak, Burr Oak, Red Oak, White Oak, Shingle Redbud Sycamore Tulip Walnut, Black Willow, Black	Maple, Sugar Dogwood, Flowering Ash, White Maple, Red Cherry, Black Oak, White Beech, American Ironwood Tulip Box Elder Oak, Red Hickory, Mockernut Cherry, Pin Aspen, Bigtooth Oak, Burr Hickory, Shagbark Sycamore Oak, Black Elm, Slippery Hackberry Willow, Black Cottonwood Hickory, Pignut Walnut, Black Maple, Silver Horsechestnut Redbud Elm, American Oak, Shingle Dogwood, Alternate-leaved

Alphabetical

Abundance

Ash, White
Aspen, Bigtooth
Basswood*
Beech, American
Box Elder
Buckeye*
Cherry, Black
Cherry, Pin
Cottonwood
Dogwood, Alternate-leaved
Dogwood, Flowering
Elm, Slippery
Elm, American
Hackberry
Hickory, Bitternut*
Hickory, Mockernut
Hickory, Pignut
Hickory, Shagbark
Hickory, Water*
Horsechestnut
Ironwood
Maple, Red
Maple, Sugar
Maple, Silver
Oak, Black
Oak, Burr
Oak, Red
Oak, White
Oak, Shingle
Redbud
Sycamore
Tulip
Walnut, Black
Willow, Black

Maple, Sugar
Dogwood, Flowering
Ash, White
Maple, Red
Cherry, Black
Oak, White
Beech, American
Ironwood
Tulip
Box Elder
Oak, Red
Hickory, Mockernut
Cherry, Pin
Aspen, Bigtooth
Oak, Burr
Hickory, Shagbark
Sycamore
Oak, Black
Elm, Slippery
Hackberry
Willow, Black
Cottonwood
Hickory, Pignut
Walnut, Black
Maple, Silver
Horsechestnut
Redbud
Elm, American
Oak, Shingle
Dogwood, Alternate-leaved