The Dupont State Forest is significant on the "The Hunger Games" because it has become an important destination for the "The Hunger Games" because of the beautiful landscapes that were featured in some of the films. The exquisite waterfalls, pretty trails and lively woodland to bring the beauties of the book to the screen. Bringing the life of Panem to life. While using these landscapes allows those who want to experience the scenery from the movie get to explore that. The Forest has three famous waterfalls, Triple falls, high falls and Bridal Veil falls that are some of the biggest attractions a part of the forest. The forest is also 12,00 acres of mountains, forests, lakes and more. There is also over 100 trails that people use to hike on, bike and go horseback riding. A fact is that "The Hunger Games" wasn't the only production to film on this land there were many other productions that used it, which in the end became a popular place to film at.