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· Bakonyvidék
· 409 m
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Úrkút, Kéktúra vendéglő (OKTPH_37)Photo: Dömsödi Áron, Hungarian Hiking Association
A bélyegzőt vendéglő ablaka mellett, a falon találjátok.
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The National Blue Trail crosses the mountainous area of the Bakony region on this section. Except for a single larger ascent, the terrain is flat ...
The transition between the low basalt hills of the Balaton Uplands and the Bakony ridges dissected by brook valleys defines the section of the ...
On this section, the National Blue Trail throws itself into the vast forests of the Bakony. After the pancake-shaped but panoramic summit of Kab ...
Walking along the longest single continuous signposted hiking trail in Hungary is perhaps the most challenging challenge of a hiker's life.
The southern Bakony landscape, despite its low terrain, is crisscrossed by deep valleys and covered with dense, old forests, offering captivating ...
The basalt cover building Kab Mountain is cut through by a few cave openings in one of the largest forest blocks in Bakony, near Ajka.
The National Blue Trail section between Városlőd and Bakonybél showcases the varied Bakony landscape's mostly mountainous character.
A long but gentle hiking route on comfortable terrain, easily walkable, which leads from Városlőd through Úrkút to the Csárda Hill paleokarst, ...
The National Blue Trail crosses the mountainous area of the Bakony region on this section. Except for a single larger ascent, the terrain is flat ...
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