Only where trails are not established. The trails don’t get eaten quickly like they might in rainforests. (Although wherever there is layered canopy the understory growth may be quite limited by available light.) And there are a lot of trails because population density is relatively greater.
Tiger Riding for Beginners 
horror vibes indeed! what lurks in the forest?
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I found a triffid in my garden yesterday…
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things that snack on livestock, for example
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Tigers and…?
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Canines and other biggish cats.
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feral dogs?
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More coyote / wolf.
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Plus the forest grows so quickly, right?
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Right
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Do you need to take a machete to walk there, like in Brazil?
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Only where trails are not established. The trails don’t get eaten quickly like they might in rainforests. (Although wherever there is layered canopy the understory growth may be quite limited by available light.) And there are a lot of trails because population density is relatively greater.
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