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Robbinsville, North Carolina
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The forest boasts trees that are over 400 years old, with some towering over 100 feet tall.
The forest spans over 3,800 acres, offering a vast area of untouched natural beauty.
It was named in honor of the poet Joyce Kilmer, best known for his poem 'Trees,' who was killed in World War I.
It is a section of the Nantahala National Forest, which covers over half a million acres in western North Carolina.
The forest is home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, including rare and endangered ones.
The forest features a 2-mile loop trail that allows visitors to experience its ancient trees and serene environment.
The forest is protected as a wilderness area, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
