Northern Great Plain

In the northern part of the Great Plain, several rivers flow into the Tisza.Here you will find the Szamos, the Túr, the Tisza, the Zagyva, the Berettyó and parts of the Hármas Körös.As a result of river regulation, oxbows dot the low floodplain in many places. There are numerous opportunities for paddlers to take to the water along the rivers. The landscape of the Nyírség, with its windbreaks and parabolic bends, stands out from the floodplains. The region is home to the country's first National Park, the famous Hortobágy. The Northern Great Plain boasts two historically significant regions, Jászság and Hajdúság. The plains of the Great Plain, with its many rivers, lakes, cultural curiosities and thermal springs, are a great place to cross if you are on a hiking trip.