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We study lattice polytopes which arise as the convex hull of chip vectors for
\textit{self-reachable} chip configurations on a tree $T$. We show that these
polytopes always have the integer decomposition property and characterize the
vertex sets of these polytopes. Additionally, in the case of self-reachable
configurations with the smallest possible number of chips, we show that these
polytopes are unimodularly equivalent to a unit cube.