Brennender Berg
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Germany's own 'burning mountain' in Sulzbach, continuously burning since 1668 due to spontaneous combustion.

πŸ“œ Natural phenomenon, a coal seam burning since 1668. πŸ” Explored by Johann Wolfgang Goethe in 1770. Known for its strong sulfur smell and hot ground, it's a unique geological phenomenon. # Why Go πŸ”₯ Witness a continuously burning coal seam 🚢 Explore a unique forest with strange topological mounds πŸ“– Learn about its history and folk legends πŸ“š Follow in the footsteps of Johann Wolfgang Goethe 🏞️ Experience a landscape shaped by natural and human activity # Why Avoid πŸ’€ May feel quiet, primarily a natural site # Tips πŸ…ΏοΈ Parking available at the edge of the forest. πŸšΆβ€β™‚οΈ Walk about 15 minutes into the woods to reach the rock face.

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