Kalmiopsis Wilderness

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Kalmiopsis Wilderness is a rugged, botanically rich protected area in southwestern Oregon known for its rare plant species, serpentine geology, and remote, wild landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf protected area
wilderness area
access hiking trails only
area approximately 179,755 acres
approximately 727 square kilometers
bicycleUse prohibited
containsRiver Chetco River NERFINISHED
Illinois River tributaries
North Fork Smith River NERFINISHED
country United States of America
designation U.S. Wilderness Area
ecosystemType chaparral
mixed conifer forest
serpentine barrens
established 1964
establishedBy Wilderness Act of 1964 NERFINISHED
fireHistory site of large wildfires in early 2000s
flora Darlingtonia californica NERFINISHED
Jeffrey pine
Kalmiopsis leachiana NERFINISHED
Port Orford cedar NERFINISHED
geologicalFeature serpentinized peridotite
ultramafic rocks
governingBody United States Forest Service NERFINISHED
habitatFor endemic plant species
rare serpentine-adapted flora
hasEponym Kalmiopsis leachiana NERFINISHED
highestPoint Bald Mountain (Kalmiopsis Wilderness) NERFINISHED
IUCNCategory Ib
knownFor botanical diversity
rare plant species
remote landscapes
rugged terrain
serpentine geology
locatedIn Oregon
southwestern Oregon NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Curry County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Josephine County, Oregon NERFINISHED
locatedInMountainRange Klamath Mountains NERFINISHED
managingAgency Rogue River–Siskiyou National Forest NERFINISHED
motorizedUse prohibited
namedAfter Kalmiopsis leachiana NERFINISHED
partOf Klamath-Siskiyou ecoregion NERFINISHED
Rogue River–Siskiyou National Forest NERFINISHED
primaryUse backcountry recreation
scientific research
terrainFeature rugged ridges
steep canyons

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Rogue River–Siskiyou National Forest contains Kalmiopsis Wilderness