Organ Pipes

E571775

Organ Pipes is a striking rock formation and popular hiking destination in the Drakensberg mountains of South Africa, known for its tall, column-like basalt cliffs resembling the pipes of a church organ.

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Organ Pipes (Drakensberg) 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking destination
rock formation
tourist attraction
access hiking trails
approximateElevation high-altitude Drakensberg environment
attracts hikers
nature tourists
rock enthusiasts
bestKnownFor organ-like basalt columns
climateZone montane
continent Africa
country South Africa
featureOf Drakensberg landscape
formationProcess cooling and contraction of basaltic lava flows
geologicalFormationType basalt cliffs
hasViewOf Drakensberg valleys NERFINISHED
surrounding peaks
locatedIn Drakensberg NERFINISHED
KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa
material volcanic rock
morphology columnar jointing
mountainRange Drakensberg Mountains NERFINISHED
naturalOrCultural natural feature
nearbyFeature Drakensberg hiking routes
notableFor striking vertical rock columns
tall column-like cliffs
partOf Drakensberg escarpment NERFINISHED
popularActivity hiking
photography
sightseeing
region eastern South Africa
riskFactor steep terrain
rockType basalt
scenicQuality highly scenic
shapeResemblance church organ pipes
terrain mountainous
tourismRegion uKhahlamba-Drakensberg area NERFINISHED
tourismUse day hikes
scenic viewpoints
visibility visually prominent cliff face

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