Green Ridge State Forest

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Green Ridge State Forest is a large, rugged public forest in Allegany County, Maryland, known for its Appalachian mountain scenery, extensive hiking and camping opportunities, and remote, backcountry character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf protected area
state forest
characterizedBy backcountry setting
remote character
country United States
hasAccessPolicy open to the public
hasAttraction remote camping opportunities
scenic vistas
wildlife diversity
hasClimate humid continental climate
hasEcosystemType Appalachian forest
mixed hardwood forest
hasFacility gravel forest roads
hiking trails
primitive campsites
scenic overlooks
hasLandscapeFeature forests
mountain scenery
ridges
rugged terrain
streams
valleys
hasRecreationActivity backpacking
camping
fishing
hiking
horseback riding
hunting
mountain biking
off‑highway vehicle driving
scenic driving
wildlife viewing
hasRegulation camping permit required for designated sites
hunting subject to Maryland hunting regulations
hasTrailType loop trails
point‑to‑point trails
hasViewOf Potomac River valley
linked to: Hagerstown Valley
locatedIn Allegany County, Maryland NERFINISHED
Appalachian Mountains
Maryland
managedBy Maryland Department of Natural Resources
near Potomac River
ownedBy State of Maryland
linked to: Maryland
partOf Maryland state forest system
usedFor outdoor recreation
timber management
wildlife habitat conservation

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Western Maryland contains Green Ridge State Forest
Maryland state forests hasPart Green Ridge State Forest
Mineral County, West Virginia hasProtectedArea Green Ridge State Forest (nearby in Maryland, adjacent to county)
linked to: Green Ridge State Forest
Allegany County, Maryland hasProtectedArea Green Ridge State Forest