forested
adj.covered with many trees. You use this to describe land or mountains that are full of woods.
adj.covered with forests or a dense growth of trees. Often used to describe terrain or geographical regions.
“The hikers walked through the forested mountains.”
“Large parts of the northern territory remain heavily forested and are difficult to access by car.”
“The valley is densely forested with ancient pines, providing a natural habitat for several endangered species that thrive in the undisturbed shade of the canopy.”
Typically used as an attributive adjective before a noun or after a linking verb like 'is' or 'remains'.
“On Friday, Israeli munitions created large wildfires in two heavily forested areas, in Kfarchouba, close to the border, and between Jezzine and the western Bekaa valley.”
“The Government of Aragón has issued an 'ES-Alert' urging people not to go hiking in the area or engage in any other activities in forested areas and to remain in urban settings.”
From forest + -ed.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.