Stawamus Chief

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Stawamus Chief is a massive granite monolith near Squamish, British Columbia, renowned as one of the world’s largest granite cliffs and a premier destination for hiking and rock climbing.

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Stawamus Chief canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf granite monolith
hiking destination
mountain
rock climbing area
hasAccessPoint Stawamus Chief trailhead
hasClimbingStyle face climbing
granite crack climbing
hasConservationStatus provincial park
hasFeature hiking trails to multiple summits
rock climbing routes
sheer granite walls
viewpoints over Howe Sound
hasMaterial granite
hasNameOrigin Stawamus First Nation
hasNearbyCommunity Stawamus Indian Reserve No. 24
hasNearbyFeature Shannon Falls
Stawamus River
hasPart First Peak
Second Peak
Third Peak
hasRecreationActivity bouldering
day hiking
scrambling
sport climbing
trad climbing
hasRockType granodiorite
hasViewOf Garibaldi Highlands
Howe Sound fjord
linked to: Howe Sound

Squamish
isPartOf Sea to Sky recreation corridor
linked to: Sea-to-Sky Corridor
isPopularWith hikers
rock climbers
tourists
isProtectedBy BC Parks
isRecognizedAs one of the largest granite monoliths in the world
knownFor hiking
large granite cliffs
rock climbing
locatedIn British Columbia
Canada
Squamish, British Columbia, Canada
linked to: Squamish
near Howe Sound
Sea to Sky Highway
linked to: Sea-to-Sky Highway

Squamish
partOf Coast Mountains
Stawamus Chief Provincial Park
touristAttractionIn British Columbia
Squamish

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Squamish hasLandmark Stawamus Chief
Squamish hasNearbyMountain Stawamus Chief
Sea-to-Sky Corridor containsAttraction Stawamus Chief
Shannon Falls nearbyAttraction Stawamus Chief
Sea to Sky Gondola offersViewOf Stawamus Chief