Kabelikivi, Glacial boulder in Muuga village, Estonia.
Kabelikivi is a massive glacial boulder located in Muuga village in Viimsi parish. The rock covers a substantial ground area and rises several meters above the surrounding terrain.
This stone was carried by Scandinavian glaciers during the last ice age across hundreds of kilometers. It came to rest at its current location as the ice retreated and reshaped the Baltic landscape.
The name carries stories from local tradition that shape how people view this natural landmark today. Visitors come here to feel connected to the natural forces that shaped their land.
The site is accessible year-round and sits on open terrain near the village where visitors can approach easily. A visit works best in dry weather, as the surface can become slippery when wet.
The boulder is locally known as one of the region's most substantial natural objects of its kind. Its origin in distant Scandinavian mountains makes it a rare geological record from an ancient period.
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