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And we owe it to the formation of the Alps... they press down on the Earth's crust, which couldn't withstand the pressure... and broke apart and was pushed upwards.

You can see it from the reddish sheaf: these rocks consist, among other things, of Dandstein, a legacy of the Ice Age.

A bit bumpy from the parking lot, but easily accessible - at least as far as the clearing with the impressive east wall.

The Wasgau Forestry Office has placed a memorial plaque on the Jüngstberg rock for the late district manager Richard Engel. Engel died unexpectedly in March 2019, shortly before his retirement. He was district manager at the Wasgau Forestry Office from 1983 to 2019. The memorial plaque for Richard Engel was placed at his favorite spot.

These rock formations made of sand and colored stone are about 250-270 million years old.

The Palatinate Forest, which rises to about 450 meters above sea level, is, in my opinion, the most beautiful low mountain range in Germany.

Such rock formations are typical for the Palatinate Forest and make up part of its character. For those interested in geology: the sandstone formations are between 250 and 270 million years old. Incidentally, there are only 3 sandstone veins in Europe, one of which runs here.

One of so many outstanding rock formations that simply stand there and are impressive. There are numerous climbing routes on many of them, including this rock.