Basalt Cableway Transfer Station at Tintenfass
Basalt Cableway Transfer Station at Tintenfass
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Basalt Cableway Transfer Station at Tintenfass
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Location: Riedenberg, Landkreis Bad Kissingen, Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany
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The Inkwell Basalt Lake - or Devil's Inkwell Mountain Lake - is an idyllic mountain lake in a former basalt quarry on the Farnsberg. Today, the area around the former basalt quarry is home to the "Am Farnsberg" recreation area, with the Farnsberg youth campsite and the Rhön mountain house. The Karl Straub House in Würzburg is also located on the Farnsberg. Swimming in the Inkwell Basalt Lake is strictly prohibited due to the rocky cliffs and the subsoil.
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Elevation 690 m
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Location: Riedenberg, Landkreis Bad Kissingen, Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany