Három-kő

Among the vantage points of the Bükk Plateau, the 904-meter-high Három-kő offers one of the most beautiful and widest panoramas. It presumably got its name from the fact that three sharp limestone peaks located relatively close to each other support the slope. The unique sight immediately encourages hikers who come here to take a breathless, long look: looking from east to west, on a clear day you can see Nagyhegy, which forms the southern part of the Zemplén Mountains, below us is the Lök Valley, the Vöröskő Valley and the Felsőtárkányi Basin. , as well as the Nagy-Oltár rising above it, the Vasbánya-tetó, the Tárkányi-orom, the Ibolyás-tetó or just further south the Bükk gate, the city of Eger and the Nagy-Eged mountain and the northern cleft of the Alföld.

From the Három-kő outcrop, you can take in the entire northern part of the Bükk Plateau at a glance