Jusi, Volcanic summit in Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Jusiberg is a volcanic summit standing 673 meters high between the Landkreis Reutlingen and Landkreis Esslingen regions of Baden-Württemberg. The mountain displays visible rock layers and volcanic structures that reflect its geological origins.
The volcanic formation developed 16 to 17 million years ago and represents one of 355 extinct volcanoes in the Bad Urach region. This ancient geological history shaped the landscape over millions of years.
The mountain attracts geologists and rock enthusiasts who study its volcanic structures and mineral deposits. Visitors can observe the rock layers that reveal the site's volcanic past and continue to draw scientific interest today.
Hiking trails of varying difficulty lead to the summit, with a mountain shelter 83 meters northwest of the peak providing rest spots. The ascent is manageable for most visitors, though some sections may be steep and rocky.
The mountain is part of a volcanic field where ongoing geological surveys continue to reveal details about its inner structure and rock formations. Visitors may spot scientific equipment or evidence of research that helps geologists understand this ancient volcanic system.
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