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· Körös-Maros köze
· 80 m
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Eperjes (AKPH_23_B)Photo: Sztankó Bálint, Hungarian Hiking Association
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The fifth section of the Alföldi Kéktúra runs through the northwestern corner of the Körös-Maros region. Our route passes through vast arable ...
Here you can view the entire route of the third long-distance trail of the National Blue Trail, the Alföld Blue Trail, which is more than 800 km ...
After several days of walking from Szarvas, we reach Dévaványa crossing the flatlands of the Great Plain. We cover a significant distance near the ...
Three rivers, three small towns of the Great Plain – all condensed into one route. Although the three rivers mentioned in the title are actually ...
No experience, serious fitness, or continuous navigation is required for this route. Have a boat under you, know how to swim – and you're ready to go!
Pleasant, comfortable, calm rowing on the Szarvas-Holt-Körös, also known as the Kákafoki backwater. In summer, you can also swim at the well ...
The fifth section of the Alföldi Kéktúra runs through the northwestern corner of the Körös-Maros region. Our route passes through vast arable ...
Here you can view the entire route of the third long-distance trail of the National Blue Trail, the Alföld Blue Trail, which is more than 800 km ...
After several days of walking from Szarvas, we reach Dévaványa crossing the flatlands of the Great Plain. We cover a significant distance near the ...
Three rivers, three small towns of the Great Plain – all condensed into one route. Although the three rivers mentioned in the title are actually ...
No experience, serious fitness, or continuous navigation is required for this route. Have a boat under you, know how to swim – and you're ready to go!
Pleasant, comfortable, calm rowing on the Szarvas-Holt-Körös, also known as the Kákafoki backwater. In summer, you can also swim at the well ...
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