The route passes Báta before arriving at Dunaszekcsö.
Leaving the protected forest behind, we continue toward Dunaszekcső. The village stands on high ground above the Danube, a strategic location already recognised by the Romans, who built a fortress here to guard this important frontier crossing.
Author’s recommendation
Szent Vér-templom (bátai Kegytemplom)
Bátai Szent Mihály-templom
King Lajos II memorial plaque
Bátai Tájház
In Dunaszekcs:
King Lajos II memorial plaque
Castrum Lugio
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Be aware that water levels in the Danube and its tributaries may vary considerably. At high water, the shoreline passages may be flooded.Tips and suggestions
Refreshments from the COOP in Báta
A full list of accommodations and interesting places along this stage can be found here.
The list is part of the Digital Information Package, available from the Sultans Trail webshop.
Gemenc Erdészeti Erdei Iskola
Pörbölyi Titán (Nagyfa), Gemenc Forest
Bátai Szent Mihály-templom, Báta
King Lajos II memorial plaque, Báta
Bátai Vendégház
Múltidéző és Hagyományőrző Porta
Bátai Tájház, Báta
Szent Vér-templom (bátai Kegytemplom), Báta
Castrum Lugio, Dunaszekcső
King Lajos II memorial plaque, Dunaszekcső
Coordinates
Equipment
This stage of the Sultans Trail requires standard long-distance hiking equipment. Weather protection is essential, including rain and cold gear, depending on the season. In late spring and early summer, mosquito deterrents are strongly recommended, while during the hot season, sun protection and a sufficient water supply are essential. Reliable offline navigation tools should be carried at all times.Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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