トランスダヌビアの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ19

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.

Somlyóvár hikers’ hut – a rustic self-service lodge in the forest, available with key access in advance. A peaceful spot to rest or even spend the night on the Blue Trail. More info: https://www.kulcsoshaz.hu/kulcsoshaz.php?sorszam=22003

The heroic tragedy of platoon leader Sándor Kis-Nagy belongs to Szálláskút.

A small resting place, with a rain shelter and benches, directly under the Írott-kő, on the Hungarian side. The place is also the number 1 stamp site of the National Blue Tour. It is also part of the National and the Pál Rockenbauer South Transdanubian Blue Tour. The lookout is about 50m from here, but those 50m are the steepest....

It's called a key house, but you didn't need a key here. Overall, it's a shame that such a dilapidated building resembling a tube house should be a prominent location for 2 nationally renowned hiking movements, and even: certification stamps are also issued here.... As if the cottage were the greatest architectural masterpiece of the century.... So: ....max bivouac house: it's clean inside, it looks like someone is taking care of it, but (...) and now I'll leave it to everyone to give their opinion. There's also a toilet, benches, and knee-high grass.

Restaurant and accommodation on the blue. You don't even have to leave the road! The dinner was great, the yurt is heated in winter. It was a great experience!

One of the sealing sites of the National Blue Tour, which is located on Szent György Hegy, on the border of the village of Kisapáti, is located directly at the "base" of the famous Bazalt Organs. You can find the sealing site in the window niche. The key house has recently undergone a renovation. In the immediate vicinity there is a fireplace, toilet, and tables with benches.

On the route of the National Blue Tour, it is also a Stamping Site. In its surroundings, there are outdoor toilets, a fire place and rest benches. From there, you can see the Basalt Torgonas, and the sights of Szenty György-Hegy are presented on panels.