Green Mountains

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long-distance hiking trail mountain mountain range national forest

The Green Mountains are a forested mountain range running north–south through Vermont, renowned for their scenic landscapes, hiking trails, and role as part of the larger Appalachian Mountain system.

Aliases (10)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	long-distance hiking trail → mountain → mountain → mountain → mountain → mountain range → national forest →
appliesTo	Vermont →
associatedWith	Long Trail →
contains	Camel’s Hump → Killington Peak → Mount Abraham → Mount Mansfield →
country	United States of America →
drainageDivideFor	Connecticut River basin → Lake Champlain basin →
elevation	4083 feet → 4235 feet → 4395 feet →
elevationMax	Mount Mansfield →
follows	main ridge of the Green Mountains →
geologicProvince	New England Upland →
geology	metamorphic rock →
hasProtectedArea	Green Mountain National Forest →
highestPointOf	Green Mountains →
influences	Vermont climate →
knownFor	forested terrain → hiking trails → scenic landscapes →
locatedIn	New England → Vermont →
majorEconomicActivity	tourism →
majorRecreation	camping → hiking → skiing →
nameOrigin	French phrase "monts verts" or "verts monts" →
orientation	north–south →
partOf	Appalachian Highlands → Appalachian Mountains →
regionNameUsedIn	Green Mountain State →
runsThrough	central Vermont → northern Vermont → southern Vermont →
stateHighPointOf	Vermont →
vegetation	boreal forest → northern hardwood forest →
wildlifeHabitatFor	black bear → moose → white-tailed deer →

Referenced by (16)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Northeastern United States → Vermont →	hasMountainRange
Bennington, Vermont → Rutland →	hasNearbyMountainRange
Mount Snow → Stowe Mountain Resort →	mountainRange
Appalachian Mountains →	contains
Barre, Vermont →	hasNearbyFeature
Vermont ("These Green Mountains") →	hasStateSong
Mount Mansfield →	highestPointOf
Arlington, Vermont ("Green Mountains area") →	historicalRegion
Okemo Mountain Resort →	locatedInMountainRange
Addison County, Vermont →	locatedWestOf
Burlington, Vermont →	nearMountainRange
Hurricane Mountain Wilderness Area ("Green Mountains of Vermont") →	notableView
Mount Greylock →	offersViewOf