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Open bog and spruce at Cranberry Glades, Monongahela National Forest
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Fig. 1Open bog and spruce at Cranberry Glades, Monongahela National Forest

Photo: CV1958 (Colin Viney) · CC BY-SA 4.0

Landform

A high Appalachian bog on the Allegheny Plateau, boardwalked cranberry and sphagnum under spruce

Field note

The Cranberry Glades Botanical Area sits near 3,400 feet in the Monongahela National Forest, in Pocahontas County. A boardwalk crosses open bog and spruce. Cranberry Mountain Nature Center is the usual start. Dolly Sods and Blackwater Falls keep their own Allegheny plates. This plate is the glades, not Spruce Knob and not the Cass scenic railroad.

Cranberry Glades is the Monongahela bog on the Allegheny Plateau, near 3,400 feet in Pocahontas County. A boardwalk crosses open cranberry and spruce. This plate is the glades, not Dolly Sods and not Blackwater Falls.

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