Royal Arches

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Royal Arches is a prominent, sweeping granite rock formation in Yosemite National Park, known for its distinctive arching cliffs and classic rock-climbing routes.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Royal Arches canonical 3

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf climbing area
granite rock formation
multi-pitch rock climbing route
accessRegulation subject to Yosemite climbing regulations
adjacentTo North Dome
climbingStyle aid climbing
traditional climbing
faces south
gradeYDS 5.7
hasApproachFrom Yosemite Valley floor
linked to: Yosemite Valley
hasClimbingRoute Royal Arches Route
hasFeature fixed ropes approach
rappel descent
hasGeologicalProcess exfoliation
hasHazard exposure
rockfall
route-finding difficulties
hasNearbyFeature Merced River
Mirror Lake
Tenaya Canyon
hasNotableFeature large exfoliation arches
sweeping arching cliffs
hasReputation classic Yosemite moderate climb
hasSeason fall
spring
summer
hasViewOf Half Dome (distant)
linked to: Half Dome

Yosemite Valley
inProtectedArea Yosemite Wilderness (nearby upper sections)
linked to: Yosemite Wilderness
isPopularFor multi-pitch climbing
rock climbing
traditional climbing
locatedIn California
Mariposa County, California
linked to: Mariposa County

United States
Yosemite National Park
locatedOn Royal Arches
numberOfPitches 15
16
overlooks Yosemite Valley
partOf Sierra Nevada
rockType granite
touristAttractionType climbing destination
natural rock formation
visibleFrom Ahwahnee Hotel
Curry Village
withinManagementUnit U.S. National Park Service

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Referenced by (3)

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

Cook’s Meadow hasViewOf Royal Arches
The Ahwahnee hasViewOf Royal Arches
Royal Arches Route locatedOn Royal Arches
subject linked to: Royal Arches