Glass House Mountains

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landform mountain range tourist attraction

The Glass House Mountains are a group of dramatic volcanic plugs in Queensland, Australia, renowned for their striking peaks, hiking trails, and cultural significance to the local Indigenous peoples.

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instanceOf landform →
mountain range →
tourist attraction →
country Australia →
culturalSignificanceFor Gubbi Gubbi people NERFINISHED →
Jinibara people →
distanceToBrisbane approximately 70 kilometres north →
geologicalOrigin Tertiary volcanic activity →
hasFauna kangaroo →
koala →
various bird species →
hasHeritageStatus Queensland Heritage Register listing →
hasHighestPeak Mount Beerwah →
hasLandUse conservation →
recreation →
hasPeak Mount Beerburrum →
Mount Coochin NERFINISHED →
Mount Coonowrin →
Mount Miketeebumulgrai NERFINISHED →
Mount Ngungun →
Mount Tibberoowuccum →
Mount Tibrogargan →
Wild Horse Mountain →
hasRecreationActivity bushwalking →
hiking →
rock climbing →
sightseeing →
hasVegetationType eucalypt forest →
rainforest patches →
woodland →
hasViewpoint Glass House Mountains Lookout →
highestPoint Mount Beerwah →
highestPointElevation 556 metres →
isVisibleFrom Bruce Highway NERFINISHED →
locatedIn Queensland →
South East Queensland →
Sunshine Coast Region →
managedBy Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service →
mountainType volcanic plug →
namedBy James Cook →
namedInYear 1770 →
nameOrigin resemblance to glass furnaces in Yorkshire →
nearestCity Brisbane →
partOf Great Dividing Range →
protectedAreaStatus Glass House Mountains National Park →
region Moreton Bay hinterland →
tourismRegion Sunshine Coast →
traditionalOwners Gubbi Gubbi people NERFINISHED →
Jinibara people →
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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
South East Queensland ("Glass House Mountains National Park") →
containsProtectedArea
Maleny →
locatedNear
Glass House Mountains ("Glass House Mountains National Park") →
protectedAreaStatus
Sunshine Coast →
touristAttraction
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