At the end of Rákóczi út there is a free car park on the wayside cross, from which the Nagyvölgy-tetö observation tower is easily accessible.
Let's go up the Vén-hegy over a gravel dirt road with a slight incline. We follow the "Red Triangle" to the Kaptárkövek, in German the beehive stones. Formations are carved out in several rocks, the function of which is still discussed today. Science suspects their origin in the later Iron Age.
The facility is easily accessible via paved paths and steel stairs. But there are also natural sections over rocky ground.
You can pick up a stamp at the Vesper bench above the facility, which is housed in a box from the MX5 Club.

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Location: Great Plain and North, Hungary

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