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http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract The North Shore Mountains are a mountain rThe North Shore Mountains are a mountain range overlooking Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada. Their southernmost peaks are visible from most areas in Vancouver and form a distinctive backdrop for the city. The steep southern slopes of the North Shore Mountains limit the extent to which the mainland municipalities of Greater Vancouver's North Shore (West Vancouver, the District of North Vancouver, the City of North Vancouver and the Village of Lions Bay) can grow. In many places on the North Shore, residential neighbourhoods abruptly end and rugged forested slopes begin. These forested slopes are crisscrossed by a large network of trails including the Baden-Powell Trail, the Howe Sound Crest Trail, the Binkert/Lions Trail and a wide variety of mountain biking trails. The North Shore Mountains are a small subrange of the Pacific Ranges, the southernmost grouping of the vast Coast Mountains. They are bounded on the south by Burrard Inlet, on the west and north-west by Howe Sound, and on the north and north-east by the Garibaldi Ranges. To the east the bounds are defined by Indian Arm (a branch of Burrard Inlet). The ridge running north from Mount Seymour has its own name, the Fannin Range, while the bulk of the range and most of the Howe Sound-flanking portion of it is officially known as the Britannia Range. Although not particularly high, these mountains are rugged and should not be underestimated. Severe weather conditions in the North Shore Mountains often contrast dramatically with mild conditions in nearby Vancouver. This is especially true in winter, but even in summer, large precipices are hidden very close to popular hiking trails and it is very easy to get lost, despite being in sight of the city. Those who venture into the North Shore Mountains for whatever reason should be well prepared at any time of year. Three deep valleys divide the North Shore Mountains. These are, in order from west to east: * Capilano River valley * Lynn Headwaters * Lynn Valley * Seymour River valley * The Capilano and Seymour rivers emanate from the massive GVRD watershed area. The watershed extends deep into the North Shore Mountains region, but is strictly off-limits to all unauthorized human activities. The Lynn Headwaters, a deep cirque valley drained by , is no longer part of the GVRD watershed and is now a very popular Regional Park. There are two Provincial Parks in the area, Cypress Provincial Park and Mount Seymour Provincial Park. Both feature reliable road access, downhill ski areas, and extensive trail networks. Nearby Grouse Mountain features a downhill ski area and tourist attractions which are accessible by the Skyride, an aerial tramway. A very popular hiking trail, the Grouse Grind, climbs up the steep flanks of Grouse Mountain from the tramway parking lot. Before the Grouse Mountain Skyride was built, a chairlift operated from Skyline Drive at the head of North Vancouver's Lonsdale Avenue, and the ski area itself could be accessed via Mountain Highway, which now has a gate at its upper end in the Lynn Valley neighbourhood. In the Seymour valley, a paved access road called the Seymour Trailway winds for many kilometres into the mountains. It is frequently used for recreation, and occasionally for TV and film productions such as Stargate SG-1.nd film productions such as Stargate SG-1. , Les montagnes North Shore (en anglais NortLes montagnes North Shore (en anglais North Shore Mountains) sont un massif montagneux qui surplombent la région de la ville de Vancouver dans la province de Colombie-Britannique au Canada, sur la rive nord de la baie Burrard. Les North Shore font partie de la chaîne Côtière dont elles constituent l'extrémité sud-ouest. Une des formations les plus caractéristiques des montagnes North Shore, est appelée « Les Lions » (The Lions), elle est constituée de deux pics jumeaux en granite qui culminent à 1 654 mètres. Cette formation est nettement visible de la plus grande partie de la région de Vancouver. Elle a notamment donné son nom au pont Lions Gate. * Portail de la Colombie-Britannique * Portail de la montagnembie-Britannique * Portail de la montagne , Pohoří North Shore (anglicky North Shore MPohoří North Shore (anglicky North Shore Mountains) je řetězec hor v kanadské provincii Britská Kolumbie. Jeho vrchy jsou viditelné z Vancouveru a jeho širokého okolí tvoří nepřehlédnutelný horizont pro město a jeho okolí.Strmé jižní svahy představovaly přirozenou překážku pro další rozšiřování města North Vancouver a okresu West Vancouver. Svahy křižuje velká síť cest a tras světové extratřídy pro horská kola.Pohoří North Shore tvoří skupinu hor v nejjižnější části horského pásma Pacific Ranges, které je součástí obrovského pohoří Coast Mountains. Pohoří North Shore na jihu ohraničuje zátoka Burrard, na západě a severozápadě síť fjordů a na severu a severovýchodě pásmo hor .Přestože hory nepatří mezi extrémně vysoké, jsou dost drsné a rozhodně by se neměly podceňovat. Povětrnostní podmínky se na severu pohoří North Shore často dost výrazně odlišují od mírného počasí v nedalekém Vancouveru. To platí zejména v zimních měsících, přesto i v létě, po ztrátě orientace, jde lehce zabloudit a to i v blízkosti tak velkého města. Pohoří North Shore rozdělují tři hluboké údolí. Od západu na východ jsou to: * údolí řeky * pramene * údolí řeky Řeky Seymour a Capilano tvoří široké povodí. To zasahuje hluboko do oblasti pohoří North Shore. Bez povolení nesmí v této oblasti probíhat žádná lidská činnost. V oblasti se nacházejí dva parky, park a . Na území těchto parků funguje síť cest a sjezdovek. Sjezdovku a turistické atrakce na nedaleké hoře Grouse Mountain zpřístupňuje sedačková lanovka . Po strmých svazích Grouse Mountain vede populární turistická cesta Grouse Grind.V údolí Seymour Valley se klikatí cesta Seymour Trailway, která vede hluboko do hor. Často ji využívají turisté a filmové štáby během natáčení filmů a seriálů, například Stargate SG-1. Panoráma pohoří North ShoreStargate SG-1. Panoráma pohoří North Shore , Die North Shore Mountains sind ein GebirgsDie North Shore Mountains sind ein Gebirgszug im Südwesten der kanadischen Provinz British Columbia. Sie liegen unmittelbar nördlich des Ballungsgebietes Metro Vancouver und bilden den südlichsten Teil der Coast Mountains. Ihr Name bezieht sich auf die Lage am Nordufer (engl. north shore) des Fjordes Burrard Inlet, direkt gegenüber der Stadt Vancouver. Der Gebirgszug wird im Westen durch den Howe Sound begrenzt, im Norden und Nordosten durch die und im Osten durch einen weiteren Fjord, den Indian Arm. Am Ufer des Burrard Inlet befinden sich die drei „North-Shore-Gemeinden“ North Vancouver, West Vancouver und District of North Vancouver. Drei tief eingeschnittene Flusstäler unterteilen die North Shore Mountains, der Capilano River, der Lynn River und der Seymour River. Das Quellgebiet steht unter strengem Naturschutz und darf nur in Ausnahmefällen betreten werden. Trotz ihrer relativ geringen Höhe (bis knapp 1800 m) sind die Berge sehr steil und stellenweise unzugänglich. Die klimatischen Verhältnisse kontrastieren sehr stark mit jenen im nahegelegenen Vancouver, wo die Niederschlagsmengen bedeutend geringer sind und das Wetter weniger wechselhaft ist. Aufgrund ihrer Nähe zur Großstadt Vancouver sind die North Shore Mountains ein beliebtes Naherholungsgebiet, in denen mit dem Mount Seymour Provincial Park, dem Indian Arm Provincial Park und dem Cypress Provincial Park drei Provinzparks liegen. Durch die bewaldeten Hänge zieht sich ein ausgedehntes Netz von Wanderwegen und Mountainbike-Pfaden; nach dem Gebirgszug sind die North-Shore-Trails benannt. Am Mount Seymour, am Grouse Mountain und im Gebiet Cypress Mountain kann Wintersport betrieben werden (Ski Alpin, Snowboard, Langlauf). Höchster Berg der North Shore Mountains ist Brunswick Mountain, dessen Gipfel auf 1788 m liegt. Am bekanntesten sind jedoch The Lions (1646 m); auf dem Gipfelgrat ragen zwei hohe Felsen in die Höhe, die von weitem wie zwei Löwenköpfe aussehen.e von weitem wie zwei Löwenköpfe aussehen.
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rdfs:comment Pohoří North Shore (anglicky North Shore MPohoří North Shore (anglicky North Shore Mountains) je řetězec hor v kanadské provincii Britská Kolumbie. Jeho vrchy jsou viditelné z Vancouveru a jeho širokého okolí tvoří nepřehlédnutelný horizont pro město a jeho okolí.Strmé jižní svahy představovaly přirozenou překážku pro další rozšiřování města North Vancouver a okresu West Vancouver. Svahy křižuje velká síť cest a tras světové extratřídy pro horská kola.Pohoří North Shore tvoří skupinu hor v nejjižnější části horského pásma Pacific Ranges, které je součástí obrovského pohoří Coast Mountains. Pohoří North Shore na jihu ohraničuje zátoka Burrard, na západě a severozápadě síť fjordů a na severu a severovýchodě pásmo hor .Přestože hory nepatří mezi extrémně vysoké, jsou dost drsné a rozhodně by se neměly podceňovat. Povětrnostní podmín se neměly podceňovat. Povětrnostní podmín , Die North Shore Mountains sind ein GebirgsDie North Shore Mountains sind ein Gebirgszug im Südwesten der kanadischen Provinz British Columbia. Sie liegen unmittelbar nördlich des Ballungsgebietes Metro Vancouver und bilden den südlichsten Teil der Coast Mountains. Ihr Name bezieht sich auf die Lage am Nordufer (engl. north shore) des Fjordes Burrard Inlet, direkt gegenüber der Stadt Vancouver. Der Gebirgszug wird im Westen durch den Howe Sound begrenzt, im Norden und Nordosten durch die und im Osten durch einen weiteren Fjord, den Indian Arm.urch einen weiteren Fjord, den Indian Arm. , Les montagnes North Shore (en anglais NortLes montagnes North Shore (en anglais North Shore Mountains) sont un massif montagneux qui surplombent la région de la ville de Vancouver dans la province de Colombie-Britannique au Canada, sur la rive nord de la baie Burrard. Les North Shore font partie de la chaîne Côtière dont elles constituent l'extrémité sud-ouest. * Portail de la Colombie-Britannique * Portail de la montagnembie-Britannique * Portail de la montagne , The North Shore Mountains are a mountain rThe North Shore Mountains are a mountain range overlooking Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada. Their southernmost peaks are visible from most areas in Vancouver and form a distinctive backdrop for the city. Three deep valleys divide the North Shore Mountains. These are, in order from west to east: * Capilano River valley * Lynn Headwaters * Lynn Valley * Seymour River valley * * Lynn Valley * Seymour River valley *
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