Timerzyaevsky Forest, Protected forest area in Tomsk Oblast, Russia.

Timerzyaevsky Forest is a woodland tract within the Timiryazevskaya forest dacha in the Ob-Tom interfluve, near the village of Timiryazevsky, 15–20 minutes' drive from Tomsk. The Kislovka River and its tributary the Zhukovka flow through its southern part. The forest is known for its mushrooms and berries.

The forest forms part of the Timiryazevskaya forest dacha in the Ob-Tom interfluve, near the village of Timiryazevsky, 15–20 minutes' drive from Tomsk. It is listed as a natural monument and protected area of Tomsk Oblast. The Kislovka river and its tributary the Zhukovka flow through its southern part.

The forest lies in the Timiryazevskaya forest dacha, in the Ob-Tom interfluve near the village of Timiryazevsky, 15–20 minutes' drive from Tomsk. It is known for its mushrooms and berries, which local people come to gather. The forest is mentioned in the song "Sinitsa s yagodkoy", performed by Ilona Krasavtseva to lyrics by Mikhail Andreev.

Trails are accessible year-round, though winters are very cold while summers are mild and suitable for outdoor walks. Proper clothing and marked pathways make exploring the terrain manageable for most visitors.

The forest lies in the Ob-Tom interfluve near the village of Timiryazevsky, a 15–20 minute drive from Tomsk, and is known for its mushrooms and berries. The Kislovka river and its tributary the Zhukovka flow through its southern part. It also appears in the song "Sinitsa s yagodkoy", performed by Ilona Krasavtseva to lyrics by Mikhail Andreev.