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· Vértes és vidéke
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Szárliget, vasútállomás (OKTPH_55)Photo: Vörös Attila, Hungarian Hiking Association
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The National Blue Trail section 11 guides you through the Gerecse, a landscape rich in lookout points and very varied. Trails with limestone ...
At the southern edge of Gerecse, the crossing begins at Szárliget across the mountain range that undulates to Dorog. At first, we wander along the ...
The Blue Trail crossing the eastern third of the Vértes is interesting not only because of the many sights but also due to its constantly ...
The Vértes is crossed with some twists by the National Blue Trail – which actually works to its advantage. Thus, the alternation between forestry ...
Walking along the longest single continuous signposted hiking trail in Hungary is perhaps the most challenging challenge of a hiker's life.
You can also choose an unconventional route to visit the popular lake near the capital city: winding through the Vértes and Velence Hills ...
Vértes is quite "gentle" for setting off with a bike to admire this drop of Hungary – as it is often called due to its landscape diversity.
The Zuppa Trail is a circular route starting from Szárliget, enriching the range of instant, that is, anytime completable performance hikes.
The National Blue Trail section 11 guides you through the Gerecse, a landscape rich in lookout points and very varied. Trails with limestone ...
At the southern edge of Gerecse, the crossing begins at Szárliget across the mountain range that undulates to Dorog. At first, we wander along the ...
The Blue Trail crossing the eastern third of the Vértes is interesting not only because of the many sights but also due to its constantly ...
The Vértes is crossed with some twists by the National Blue Trail – which actually works to its advantage. Thus, the alternation between forestry ...
Walking along the longest single continuous signposted hiking trail in Hungary is perhaps the most challenging challenge of a hiker's life.
You can also choose an unconventional route to visit the popular lake near the capital city: winding through the Vértes and Velence Hills ...
Vértes is quite "gentle" for setting off with a bike to admire this drop of Hungary – as it is often called due to its landscape diversity.
The Zuppa Trail is a circular route starting from Szárliget, enriching the range of instant, that is, anytime completable performance hikes.
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