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Why visit Devil's Rock, Budča
Devil's Rock is a naturally formed stone structure that stands on the edge of a mountain in the Boky national nature reserve near Budča in Slovakia. It is unique in Central Europe. Čertova skala was formed through the weathering of a volcanic bomb made of andesite.
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Budča, Slovakia
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Devil's Rock is a naturally formed stone structure that stands on the edge of a mountain in the Boky national nature reserve near Budča in Slovakia. It is unique in Central Europe.
Čertova skala was formed through the weathering of a volcanic bomb made of andesite. The boulder is linked to local legends, leading to its being named after the devil.
“Devil's Rock is a naturally formed stone structure that stands on the edge of a mountain in the Boky national nature reserve near Budča in Slovakia. It is unique in Central Europe. Čertova skala was formed through the weathering of a volcanic bomb made of andesite.”
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