Bubenbader Stein, Mountain summit in Hofbieber, Germany
Bubenbader Stein is a mountain in the Rhön range that reaches about 759 meters in elevation. The exposed basalt columns near the summit create a distinctive rocky backdrop.
The mountain formed through volcanic activity that created distinctive basalt structures. These formations were later designated as natural monuments in the region.
Local folklore connects the mountain to a tale about a village near Milseburg where community decisions influenced the naming of this geographical formation.
The mountain can be reached via marked hiking trails starting from several parking areas including Mittelrupsroth. Routes vary in difficulty and length to suit different hiking abilities.
The mountain sits at a watershed divide between the Fulda and Werra rivers. Different streams flow away from this point in opposite directions.
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