Mount Robson

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geographical feature mountain peak

Mount Robson is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, renowned for its dramatic, glacier-clad summit and prominence within Mount Robson Provincial Park in western Canada.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	geographical feature → mountain → peak →
climbingType	alpine climbing → ice climbing → rock climbing →
country	Canada →
elevation	12972 feet → 3954 metres →
firstAscent	1913 →
firstAscentBy	Albert H. McCarthy NERFINISHED → Conrad Kain → William Wasbrough Foster →
hasGlacier	Berg Glacier NERFINISHED → Mist Glacier NERFINISHED → Robson Glacier NERFINISHED →
hasListing	North American prominent peak → Ultra-prominent peak →
hasProminentFeature	glacier-clad summit → steep north face →
hasReputationFor	high objective hazards → technical difficulty → unpredictable weather →
hasTrail	Berg Lake Trail →
isHighestPointOf	Canadian Rockies → Mount Robson Provincial Park →
isPopularFor	backpacking → hiking → mountaineering → photography →
isVisibleFrom	Yellowhead Highway →
locatedIn	British Columbia → Canadian Rockies → Mount Robson Provincial Park → western Canada →
mapRegion	British Columbia, Canada →
mountainRange	Canadian Rockies →
namedAfter	Colin Robertson →
nearestMajorHighway	Highway 16 NERFINISHED → Yellowhead Highway →
nearestTown	Jasper, Alberta → Valemount, British Columbia →
notableRoute	Emperor Face routes → Kain Route → South Face route →
partOf	Rocky Mountains →
prominence	2824 metres → 9265 feet →
protectedArea	Mount Robson Provincial Park →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alberta →	hasMountain
Ultras of North America →	includesPeak