Hancock Gorge

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Hancock Gorge is a dramatic, narrow chasm in Western Australia renowned for its steep rock formations, waterholes, and adventurous hiking and canyoning routes.

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Hancock Gorge canonical 4
Z-Bend Gorge 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gorge
natural feature
tourist attraction
accessFrom Hancock Gorge car park
country Australia
hasActivity canyoning
hiking
swimming
hasFeature deep pools
narrow ledges
slot-like passages
hasGeologicalFeature narrow chasm
steep rock formations
waterholes
hasHazard flash flooding risk
slippery rocks
steep descents
hasRockType banded iron formation
hasTrail Kermit’s Pool route
Spider Walk
hasViewpoint Hancock Gorge lookout
knownFor adventurous routes
dramatic rock formations
narrow canyon sections
locatedIn Karijini National Park
Pilbara region
locatedInProtectedArea Karijini National Park
managedBy Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (Western Australia)
partOf Hamersley Range gorges system
Karijini National Park gorge network
requires good physical fitness for full route
state Western Australia
tourismType adventure tourism

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

Karijini National Park hasFeature Hancock Gorge
Weano Gorge nearbyFeature Hancock Gorge
Oxers Lookout hasViewOf Hancock Gorge
Kalbarri National Park hasAttraction Z-Bend Gorge
linked to: Hancock Gorge