Elephant Head

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Elephant Head is a distinctive rock formation and popular hiking destination in Arizona’s Santa Rita Mountains, named for its resemblance to an elephant’s head.

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Elephant Head canonical 2
Elephant Stone 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain summit
rock formation
access rough access roads near Green Valley
trail from Madera Canyon area
climate Sonoran Desert climate
country United States
county Pima County
elevation approximately 1630 meters
approximately 5350 feet
geologicalType rock outcrop
hasFeature cliff faces
desert slopes
steep rocky summit block
hasViewOf Santa Cruz Valley
Santa Rita Mountains
surrounding Sonoran Desert
hazard exposure near summit
heat in warmer months
loose rock
locatedIn Arizona
Santa Rita Mountains
United States
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
mountainRange Santa Rita Mountains
name Elephant Head
namedAfter its resemblance to an elephant’s head
near Green Valley, Arizona
Sahuarita, Arizona
partOf Coronado National Forest
Sky Island mountain ranges of southern Arizona
photoSubject landscape photography
prominence distinctive rock prominence
region southern Arizona
linked to: Southern Arizona
resemblance elephant’s head silhouette
state Arizona
terrainType desert mountain terrain
rocky
touristAttraction popular local hiking destination
usedFor birdwatching
hiking
rock climbing
scenic viewing
scrambling
vegetation cacti
desert scrub
oak woodland at higher elevations

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

Santa Rita Mountains contains Elephant Head
Made of Stone previousSingle Elephant Stone
linked to: Elephant Head
Elephant Head name Elephant Head