Ansel Adams Wilderness

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backcountry area protected area wilderness area

Ansel Adams Wilderness is a protected high Sierra Nevada backcountry area in California known for its dramatic granite peaks, alpine lakes, and scenic hiking and backpacking opportunities.

Aliases (1)

Ansel Adams Wilderness (part) ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	backcountry area → protected area → wilderness area →
adjacentTo	Yosemite National Park →
climate	alpine climate →
contains	Banner Peak → Garnet Lake NERFINISHED → Minarets → Mount Ritter → Shadow Lake → Thousand Island Lake →
country	United States →
ecosystemType	alpine tundra → subalpine forest →
governingBody	United States Forest Service →
hasActivity	backpacking → climbing → fishing → hiking → horseback riding → photography →
hasFeature	granite cliffs → high mountain passes →
hasRegulation	campfire restrictions → group size limits → wilderness permits required for overnight use →
hasViewOf	Sierra Nevada crest →
IUCNCategory	Ib →
knownFor	alpine lakes → backpacking opportunities → dramatic granite peaks → scenic hiking →
locatedIn	California → Sierra Nevada →
mountainRange	Sierra Nevada →
namedAfter	Ansel Adams →
partOf	Inyo National Forest → National Wilderness Preservation System → Sierra National Forest NERFINISHED →
prohibits	mechanized equipment → motorized vehicles →
recreationType	non-motorized recreation →
state	California →
terrainFeature	alpine meadows → forested slopes → glacially carved valleys → granite peaks →
traversedBy	John Muir Trail → Pacific Crest Trail →

Referenced by (11)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Eastern California → Inyo National Forest → Mono County ("Ansel Adams Wilderness (part)") → Sierra National Forest →	contains
John Muir Wilderness →	borderedBy
Mammoth Lakes area →	hasAttraction
Mount Ritter →	isPartOf
Mount Ritter →	isProtectedAreaFeatureOf
Devils Postpile National Monument →	locatedNear
San Joaquin River →	sourceLocation
John Muir Trail →	traverses