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The lookout tower is permanently closed for an indefinite period. It is unsafe due to its dilapidated condition.

It was a castle of the Queen, which was destroyed by the Turks. It was reconstructed in 2005-2006, including the wooden observation tower and the Castle Well, which are worth highlighting (Photos attached). The view of the surroundings is impressive, especially towards the Kevélyek. It is definitely worth a visit, and you can visit the castle for an entrance ticket. The castle is easily accessible, and the surroundings are also nicely developed.

Spectacular views! 😍

Not far from the Horizont cycling route (about 100 m away) we find this primarily tourist resting place, which got its name from the small house (hut) located here. A typical forest resting place, with wooden benches and tables. Unfortunately, the well is not working, water could be obtained from the Király well a few hundred meters away, but it was just dry when I visited. The cottage itself is locked, so I can only guess that it is a key house, for pre-registered tourists (???). Another thing worth mentioning is a map that covers a fairly large area of Pilis. A popular tour stop, resting place, which could be much better developed, and at least water would be available - but it is not.

Iconic Forest Restaurant, which has been at the starting point of important hiking/tourist routes for a long time. Typically next to the OKT (National Blue Trail) and the Horizont (National Bicycle Trail). The OKT's stamp is located opposite the restaurant entrance. There is ample parking. You can dine in the large garden area, on the tarpaulin seating area, or indoors. It is open all year round. Delicious, seasonal dishes, with BBQ at times. Although the restaurant could do with a little optical tuning, it is still worth stopping by after a hike.

The 693m lookout point is located a few 100m from the "heart" of Dobogókő, the well-known Baron Eötvös Lóránd Shelter. The view is magnificent: The Danube Bend, Börzsöny and Visegrád, just to name a few. The lookout point is named after Rezső Tirts, Forest Councilor.

Magnificent view, one of the best of the top 5 viewpoints in the country...

ideal place for a break with a great view