Lye Brook Wilderness

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Lye Brook Wilderness is a federally designated wilderness area in Vermont known for its rugged forested terrain, hiking trails, and scenic waterfalls within the Green Mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf protected area
wilderness area
accessPoint Manchester, Vermont
Stratton, Vermont vicinity
linked to: Stratton, Vermont
area approximately 17,000 acres
approximately 69 square kilometers
contains Bourn Brook
Bourn Pond
Branch Pond
Lye Brook
Lye Brook Falls
Lye Brook Falls Trail
linked to: Lye Brook Falls

Stratton Pond Trail segments
country United States
designation federally designated wilderness
ecosystemType temperate forest ecosystem
established 1975
expanded 1984
2006
feature beaver ponds
scenic waterfalls
streams
wetlands
governingBody U.S. Forest Service Green Mountain National Forest
United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
highestElevation over 2,800 feet
IUCNCategory Ib
landCover mixed spruce-fir forest
northern hardwood forest
locatedIn Bennington County, Vermont
Green Mountain National Forest
Vermont
managedFor wilderness character preservation
managementPolicy mechanized equipment restricted
motorized vehicles prohibited
no permanent structures
mountainRange Green Mountains
namedAfter Lye Brook
nearbyCity Manchester Center, Vermont
linked to: Manchester, Vermont
partOf Green Mountain National Forest wilderness complex
National Wilderness Preservation System
recreation backpacking
hiking
snowshoeing
wildlife viewing
terrain rugged forested terrain
wildlife black bear habitat
moose habitat
songbird habitat
white-tailed deer habitat

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Green Mountain National Forest contains Lye Brook Wilderness