Mount Allan

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Mount Allan is a mountain in the Kananaskis region of the Canadian Rockies, known for hosting the Nakiska ski area built for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics.

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Mount Allan canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessRoute Kananaskis Trail (Highway 40)
belongsTo Front Ranges of the Canadian Rockies
linked to: Front Ranges
climate subarctic climate
coordinates 50.948°N 115.151°W
country Canada
drainage Bow River basin
linked to: Bow River
drainsInto Bow River
Kananaskis River
elevation 2819 metres
9250 feet
geologicalPeriod Precambrian to Jurassic
geology sedimentary rock
hasFacility Nakiska ski resort
linked to: Nakiska Ski Resort
hasNotableTrail Centennial Ridge Trail
Ribbon Creek route
hasSkiArea Nakiska
linked to: Kananaskis
hasSkiRuns Olympic downhill courses
hasSummitRidge Centennial Ridge
isPopularFor day hikes
ridge walks
isVisibleFrom Trans-Canada Highway near Kananaskis turnoff
locatedIn Alberta
Canadian Rockies
Kananaskis Country
mountainRange Canadian Rockies
namedAfter Allan family (local ranchers)
nearestCity Calgary
nearestTown Kananaskis Village
offersViewOf Kananaskis Valley
Nakiska ski area
linked to: Nakiska Ski Resort
parentPeak Mount Collembola
partOf Kananaskis Range
prominence 309 metres
provinceOrState Alberta
region Kananaskis Country, Alberta
linked to: Kananaskis
topographicMap NTS 82J/14
usedFor alpine skiing
backcountry skiing
hiking
snowboarding
trail running
wasVenueFor 1988 Winter Olympics
alpine skiing events at the 1988 Winter Olympics
winterSportInfrastructure chairlifts at Nakiska

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Nakiska Ski Resort locatedIn Mount Allan
Kananaskis contains Mount Allan