Mount Holyoke Range

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landform mountain ridge traprock ridge

Mount Holyoke Range is a rugged, traprock mountain ridge in western Massachusetts known for its scenic vistas, hiking trails, and prominent role in the landscape of the Connecticut River Valley.

Aliases (1)

Holyoke Range ×2

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	landform → mountain ridge → traprock ridge →
age	Mesozoic →
biodiversity	raptor migration corridor → rare plant communities →
conservationStatus	partially protected area →
contains	Bare Mountain → Joseph Allen Skinner State Park → Long Mountain → Mount Hitchcock → Mount Holyoke → Mount Holyoke Range State Park → Mount Lincoln → Mount Norwottuck → Rattlesnake Knob → Skinner State Park →
formedBy	volcanic activity →
geologicalType	basalt → traprock →
hasCliffs	basalt cliffs →
hasFeature	ridgetop forests → talus slopes →
highestPoint	Mount Norwottuck →
knownFor	fall foliage views → hiking trails → rugged terrain → scenic vistas →
locatedIn	United States → western Massachusetts →
mountainSystem	Metacomet Ridge →
near	Mount Holyoke College → University of Massachusetts Amherst →
orientation	east–west →
overlooks	Connecticut River → Pioneer Valley →
partOf	Connecticut River Valley →
passesThrough	Amherst, Massachusetts → Granby, Massachusetts → Hadley, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → South Hadley, Massachusetts →
recreation	birdwatching → hiking → scenic driving → trail running →
rockEra	Jurassic →
trailTraverses	Metacomet-Monadnock Trail → New England National Scenic Trail →
viewpoint	Summit House on Mount Holyoke →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mount Tom ("Holyoke Range") → Skinner State Park ("Holyoke Range") →	hasViewOf
Pioneer Valley →	contains