Dogtown Hills

The Dogtown Hills are a small mountain range located in central Illinois, rising abruptly from the surrounding prairie landscape. The range is characterized by steep, rugged terrain with numerous rocky outcroppings and deeply carved ravines. Elevations range from around 600 feet to the highest peak at 1,200 feet. The hills are primarily forested, with a mix of oak, hickory, and pine trees. Wildlife in the area includes deer, wild turkey, and a variety of bird species.