Silberberg is a mountain of Bavarian Forest, Bavaria, Germany.

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Silberberg
The twin peaks of Silberberg from west direction
Highest point
Elevation	955 m (3,133 ft)
Geography
Location	Bavarian Forest, Bavaria, Germany,

Gallery

cable car, toboggan run, ski run

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  Panoramic map cable railway Silberberg - summer version
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  Panoramic map cable railway Silberberg - winter version
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  A pillar of cable railway Silberberg
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  View from the cable car to the downhill ski area in the summer
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  View to the summer toboggan run
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  View from the little wooded hillside

Summit area of Silberberg

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  Seen twin peaks of Silberberg from the east.
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  summit cross
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  The twin peaks of Silberberg from west direction
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  The eastern part of the summit massif
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  View from the southeast Silberberg
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  Minerals rich rocks on the steep south-facing slope

Minerals and ores from the Silberberg

Some of the 60 minerals of the Silberberg, in the museum room of the visitors' mine

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  argentiferous galena
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  Zincblende
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  chalcopyrite on crystal and feldspar
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  pyrite
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  Pyrrhotite (iron)
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  Muscovite
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  Tourmaline
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  cordierite
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  green Orthoclase
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  vivianite
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  Fluorite
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  Calcite

External links

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Websites in German language

• Historical mine
• Geological information from the Bavarian State Office for environment

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