Pfersag-Wasserfall, Natural monument in Burgkunstadt, Germany.
Pfersag Waterfall is a layered spring cascade in Burgkunstadt in the Upper Franconia region. Water emerges from a rock wall and flows over a horseshoe-shaped stone formation that spans several meters across.
The source formed through geological processes where water seeps through rock layers and created a natural outlet point. Over many generations, the constant water flow has shaped and marked the stone surface.
The waterfall forms part of the regional nature preservation network, reflecting German commitment to protecting natural water features for future generations.
The site is accessible via several hiking paths that start from different points in the area. It is wise to wear solid shoes, as the paths can be damp and slippery.
In cold months, the water forms ice formations on the rock wall, giving the place a completely different appearance. After heavy rain, water can flow across the entire width of the rock face and turn the usually quiet spring into a rushing stream.
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