Mount St. Helena

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landmark mountain volcanic peak

Mount St. Helena is a prominent volcanic peak in California’s Coast Ranges, known for its hiking trails, panoramic views, and role as a landmark at the northern end of Napa Valley.

Aliases (1)

Mount Saint Helena ×3

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	landmark → mountain → volcanic peak →
climateZone	Mediterranean climate region →
county	Lake County → Napa County → Solano County → Sonoma County →
elevation	approximately 1324 meters → approximately 4343 feet →
formsBoundaryOf	northern end of Napa Valley →
geologicalType	volcanic mountain →
hasActivity	hiking → sightseeing → trail running →
hasFeature	multiple summits → volcanic cones →
hasRecreation	backpacking (limited) → day hiking → nature observation →
hasRoadAccess	California State Route 29 vicinity →
hasTrailhead	Robert Louis Stevenson State Park →
hasViewOf	Mount Diablo (on clear days) → Napa Valley → Sonoma Valley → Sutter Buttes (on very clear days) →
isPartOf	Pacific Coast Ranges →
knownFor	hiking trails → panoramic views → views of Napa Valley → views of the Pacific Ocean on very clear days → views of the San Francisco Bay Area on clear days →
locatedIn	California → California Coast Ranges → Northern California → Robert Louis Stevenson State Park vicinity → United States →
mountainRange	California Coast Ranges → Mayacamas Mountains →
namedAfter	Saint Helena →
near	Napa Valley →
nearestCity	Calistoga, California →
partOf	Mayacamas Mountains →
prominence	regional landmark in North Bay →
region	North Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area →
straddles	Napa County–Sonoma County line →
topographicProminence	one of the highest peaks in the San Francisco North Bay →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Old Faithful Geyser of California ("Mount Saint Helena") → Petrified Forest (near Calistoga) ("Mount Saint Helena") →	near
Mayacamas Mountains ("Mount Saint Helena") →	contains
Calistoga →	locatedNear