Ság Mountain, Volcanic mountain in Celldömölk, Hungary.
Ság Mountain is a volcanic peak near the town of Celldömölk in western Hungary, featuring distinct geological formations and steep slopes that rise above the surrounding landscape. The formation displays various volcanic rock structures that shape its distinctive appearance and terrain.
This volcanic formation emerged approximately 5 million years ago through intense geological activity in the region. The eruptions that created it left behind a geologically significant landmark in Transdanubia.
The mountain served as a filming location for Farthen Dûr in the Eragon movie adaptation, making it recognizable to fans of the fantasy film.
The mountain is accessible via marked hiking trails that lead to various viewpoints and the summit. The routes are reasonably well-marked and navigable for visitors with moderate fitness levels.
The mountain stands with a prominence of roughly 148 meters, making it stand out distinctly from the surrounding plains and visible from far across the region.
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