Dugger Mountain Wilderness

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Dugger Mountain Wilderness is a federally designated wilderness area in northeastern Alabama known for its rugged terrain, rich biodiversity, and one of the state’s highest peaks.

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instanceOf protected area
wilderness area
accessTrail Pinhoti National Recreation Trail
conservationValue habitat for rare and sensitive species
watershed protection
contains Dugger Mountain ridge
mixed hardwood forests
pine forests
rugged terrain
seeps and springs
steep slopes
streams
country United States of America
designation federally designated wilderness
ecosystemType Appalachian forest ecosystem
elevationOfHighestPoint about 2140 feet
about 652 meters
establishedBy United States Congress
governingLaw Wilderness Act of 1964
hasBiodiversity rich plant diversity
rich wildlife diversity
hasPeak Dugger Mountain
linked to: Ruffner Mountain
IUCNCategory Ib
knownFor one of the highest peaks in Alabama
rich biodiversity
rugged terrain
locatedIn Alabama
Calhoun County, Alabama
Cleburne County, Alabama
locatedInRegion northeastern Alabama
locatedOn Piedmont Upland physiographic region
linked to: Piedmont region

southern Appalachian Mountains
managingAgency United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
near Anniston, Alabama
Jacksonville, Alabama
partOf Talladega National Forest
partOfNetwork National Wilderness Preservation System
prohibits commercial timber harvest
mechanized equipment such as bicycles
motorized vehicles
recreation backpacking
hiking
primitive camping
wildlife viewing
state Alabama

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Talladega National Forest contains Dugger Mountain Wilderness