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The Becske stamp station on the National Blue Trail (OKTPH_92_2)Photo: Farkas Péter, Hungarian Hiking Association
Becske, ABC Vegyesbolt (OKTPH_92_2)
A bélyegzőt a boltban, a bejárat melletti kosártartó polcnál találjátok.
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H–P: 7–17; Szo: 7–12; V: 7–11
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This section of the National Blue Trail takes you to the magnificent panoramic views of Szandavár and the quiet, well-kept Palóc villages.
The Blue Trail reaches the more scenic part of the Cserhát. Amidst gently rolling forested hills, friendly villages preserve the atmosphere of ...
The section of the National Blue Trail between Romhány and Becske doesn’t offer a particularly memorable hike; there are no man-made or natural ...
Throughout the 18th section the Blue Trail explores the rolling hills of West Cserhát between Börzsöny and Mátra. The only exception that rises ...
Walking along the longest single continuous signposted hiking trail in Hungary is perhaps the most challenging challenge of a hiker's life.
We are in one of the most secluded corners of our country, at the gateway to Palócföld, in the central, hilly, winding region of Cserhát.
Geological attractions, castle ruins, cliff-top panoramas, a stupa, and the colorful spring splendor accompanying the whole day: all combined in ...
Wandering from village to village, we meander across the rolling hills of Nógrád, taking in picturesque views of the nooks and crannies nestled ...
This section of the National Blue Trail takes you to the magnificent panoramic views of Szandavár and the quiet, well-kept Palóc villages.
The Blue Trail reaches the more scenic part of the Cserhát. Amidst gently rolling forested hills, friendly villages preserve the atmosphere of ...
The section of the National Blue Trail between Romhány and Becske doesn’t offer a particularly memorable hike; there are no man-made or natural ...
Throughout the 18th section the Blue Trail explores the rolling hills of West Cserhát between Börzsöny and Mátra. The only exception that rises ...
Walking along the longest single continuous signposted hiking trail in Hungary is perhaps the most challenging challenge of a hiker's life.
We are in one of the most secluded corners of our country, at the gateway to Palócföld, in the central, hilly, winding region of Cserhát.
Geological attractions, castle ruins, cliff-top panoramas, a stupa, and the colorful spring splendor accompanying the whole day: all combined in ...
Wandering from village to village, we meander across the rolling hills of Nógrád, taking in picturesque views of the nooks and crannies nestled ...
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