Kaali Meteorite Crater, Estonia
The Kaali Meteorite Crater is a group of nine meteorite craters located on the Estonian island of Saaremaa. Formed around 4,000 years ago, the main crater measures about 110 meters in diameter and 22 meters deep, filled with a small lake. The site is unique as it is one of the few impact craters located in a densely populated area, and it has significant archeological and cultural importance, featuring in local folklore and historical records. The surrounding area is forested, providing a serene natural setting for visitors.
Why Visit Kaali Meteorite Crater?
Visiting the Kaali Meteorite Crater offers a unique glimpse into Earth's geological history and the impact of celestial events on our planet. It's a rare opportunity to see a meteorite crater up close, combined with exploring the rich cultural and historical context of Saaremaa. The site is also a beautiful natural area, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts interested in hiking and photography.
Best Time to Visit Kaali Meteorite Crater
The best time to visit the Kaali Meteorite Crater is during the late spring to early autumn months, from May to September. During this period, the weather is pleasant, and the surrounding natural landscape is lush and vibrant, enhancing the overall experience.
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