The Most Beautiful Hikes Around Budapest

Majestic rock towers, cool stream valleys, wildflower meadows lazily stretching in the embrace of mountains, caves with dazzling formations, barren lands towering over highways, mountain tops with an alpine meadow atmosphere, boldly plunging, wild gorges, wide forest promenades, hidden single-track hunting trails, waterfalls gently babbling, lookout points offering distant vistas, and traces of history everywhere. From the Wild Rocks to the breathtaking Danube Bend panorama of Prédikálószék, from the ever-bustling hiking center of Normafa to the spacious Sikárosi Meadow, from Gückler Károly Road to the Spartacus Trail, or from the Rám Gorge to Nagy-szénás, an incredibly diverse and multifaceted landscape surrounds Budapest.

In the Buda Hills and the Pilis and Visegrád Mountains, which were once collectively referred to as "Pilis" but are geologically distinct, the proximity to Budapest ensures excellent infrastructure, making it easy to embark on day hikes practically anywhere without the risk of going hungry or thirsty.

This endlessly colorful region is presented, along with a taste of the Gödöllő Hills, in the series' latest and longest installment of the Nature Hiker's Guidebooks, featuring 50 hiking descriptions. Richly illustrated with photographs and containing maps, the book aims to cater to all forms of hiking: whether it's short, scenic walks or exhaustive, comprehensive treks, hopefully, everyone will find their favorites among our tours.

• Publisher: Hungarian Hikers' Association
• Manuscript completion: July 15, 2022
• Length: 230 + 8 pages
• Size: 12 x 16 cm
• Weight: 343 g