Tripod Rock, located within the Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area in Kinnelon, New Jersey, is a massive multi-ton granite boulder balanced precariously atop three smaller stones.
During the early 1980s Tripod Rock and the stones near it were surveyed and the place on the ridge where the sun sets at the summer solstice was visible due to gypsy moth defoliation. It was noted that a large boulder was located at the top of the ridge at the place of the summer solstice sunset. Within a year of the survey a home was constructed on that site and the rock was displaced by earth-moving machinery. Today the sun sets against the far ridge near the edge of a residence and is only partially visible.
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Image By Toebone p[Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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