Mount Rogers National Recreation Area

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Mount Rogers National Recreation Area is a protected highland landscape in Virginia known for its rugged hiking trails, wild ponies, and access to the state’s highest peak.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national recreation area
contains Appalachian Trail segments
Grayson Highlands
Mount Rogers
Virginia Creeper Trail
Whitetop Mountain
country United States
elevationMax 1746 meters
5729 feet
establishedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
hasActivity backpacking
camping
hiking
horseback riding
mountain biking
hasEcosystem high-elevation grasslands
southern Appalachian spruce-fir forest
hasFeature balds
high-elevation meadows
rocky outcrops
spruce-fir forests
hasTrail Appalachian Trail
Iron Mountain Trail
Mount Rogers Summit Trail
Virginia Creeper Trail
hasWildlife black bear
feral ponies
white-tailed deer
highestPoint Mount Rogers
knownFor access to the highest peak in Virginia
rugged hiking trails
scenic highland landscapes
wild ponies
locatedIn Appalachian Mountains
George Washington and Jefferson National Forests
Virginia
managedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
nearestTown Abingdon, Virginia
Marion, Virginia
partOf George Washington and Jefferson National Forests
region Southwest Virginia
usedFor nature observation
outdoor recreation
wildlife viewing

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Southwestern Virginia hasAttraction Mount Rogers National Recreation Area
Smyth County, Virginia containsProtectedArea Mount Rogers National Recreation Area
Virginia State Route 16 passesNear Mount Rogers National Recreation Area
Damascus, Virginia near Mount Rogers National Recreation Area