Dent de Crolles

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Dent de Crolles is a prominent limestone peak in the French Alps known for its extensive cave systems and panoramic views over the Chartreuse region.

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Dent de Crolles canonical 3

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf karst peak
mountain
tourist attraction
accessPoint Col du Coq
Plateau des Petites Roches
caveSystemType through-trip systems
country France
elevation 2062 m
hasBiodiversity alpine flora
chamois
raptors
hasCaveSystem Grotte du Guiers Mort
Réseau de la Dent de Crolles
Trou du Glaz
hasFeature cliffs
extensive cave systems
plateau summit
hasGeologicalType karst
hasMarkedTrails yes
hasSummitCross yes
hasToponymLanguage French
knownFor caving
hiking
panoramic views over the Chartreuse region
rock climbing
locatedIn Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region
Chartreuse Mountains
French Alps
Isère department
material limestone
mountainRange Chartreuse Mountains
nameMeaning Tooth of Crolles
nearestCity Grenoble
overlooks Grenoble area
linked to: Grenoble

Grésivaudan valley
linked to: Grésivaudan Valley
partOf Chartreuse Regional Nature Park
photoSubject Belledonne range views
Mont Blanc distant views
popularActivity day hiking
paragliding
snowshoeing
region Chartreuse
safetyConcern cliff edges
karst sinkholes
snow cornices in winter
tourismImportance major viewpoint in Chartreuse
visibleFrom Grenoble
Grésivaudan valley floor
linked to: Grésivaudan Valley

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

Chartreuse Mountains notableSummit Dent de Crolles
Chartreuse Massif hasPeak Dent de Crolles