Seen from a distance, this mountain looks like a big white bear, with its head lying in the east and its tail lying in the west. Its main peak looks like an open bear's ear, hence the name Xiong 'er Mountain. Xiong 'ershan National Geopark in Zaozhuang, Shandong has a total area of 98 square kilometers and an altitude of 483 meters. It is 6 kilometers long from east to west and 2 kilometers wide from north to south. It is located in Beizhuang Town. National Geopark features karst landforms and Xiong 'er Mountain landforms.
There are many mountains and ravines in Shanting, with more than 40 hills and hills with an altitude of 265,438+065,438+0-584 meters. The mountains are generally northeast-trending, arranged in a wild goose. Relying on Xiong 'er Mountain and Baodugu, it integrates Shuanglong Rift Valley, Karst Cave, Longzhou Cliff, Mountain Spring and the most typical landforms. Baodugu is the first peak with an altitude of 584 meters. Since ancient times, it has been known as the first of the 72 places in southern Shandong and the Little Mount Tai in southern Shandong because of its unique hero, strangeness, danger and beauty.
geographical environment
With an altitude of 48 1 m, Xiong 'er Mountain is a unique natural wonder of karst geology and geomorphology in Shandong, which is rare in North China. The park is criss-crossed with mountains, just like a gentleman sitting quietly. Therefore, it was also called Junshan in ancient times. Karst is developed in this area, with peculiar karst caves, grotesque stalactites and wonderful changes.
Xiaoshilin is like a jade hand in the sky and a lotus flower in bloom. The giant limestone rolling stones under the cliff are piled up at will, all of which show the strength of nature. There are also mountain springs and charming lakes here, which constitute the unique geological landscape of Xiong 'ershan Geopark, and some giant caves formed along the structure have become amazing small canyons. For example, the Shuanglong Rift Valley in Xiong 'er Mountain is about 500m long, l0-40m deep and L-15m wide. Structural breccia can be seen on the rock wall where stalactites develop, which is called the longest seismic rift in China.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xiong 'er Mountain