Burning Mountain is a natural phenomenon located in New South Wales, Australia. It is known for its underground coal seam fire, which has been burning for over 6,000 years. The fire is located beneath the Mount Wingen area and can be seen in the form of smoke and heat emanating from the ground. Visitors to Burning Mountain can explore walking trails that provide views of the area and informative signs about the fire's history and geology. The site is a unique example of a long-lasting coal fire and serves as a reminder of the natural processes that can occur beneath the Earth's surface.