트랜스다누비아‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 폭포

The most beautiful sight of the Eastern Bakony. Less well known compared to that. Sometimes (during dry summer periods) the Gaja Stream "flows through" it and carved a deep gorge valley, which has created a natural beauty rarely seen in Hungary. The water cascades down over several meters, on smaller "steps", which in places seem to form "tub-like" shapes....Maybe that's where its name comes from: Roman Baths. If you haven't been here before, or are looking for the "legs" of the Bakony, put it in your hiking plan, because this is the TOP. It is easily accessible, even as part of a hiking tour. There is an S1-S2 section by bike to the rest area, but this is not a long section to the upper gravel-forestry road.

The Csurgó Well is one of the most beautiful sights in the Bakony. It is only about 4 km from Farkasgyepű. Its water is drinkable. It is wonderful and unique that the spring itself flows out of a rock, which flows into a small stone pool, and then flows further, literally under our feet, into the Köves Stream. The area around it is a real forest rest area, which is very popular: with a rest house, fire pit, forest furniture. Several hiking trails touch it. However, in the direction of the spring (which is located upstream from the waterfall), the beaten path is steep and difficult to walk. However, it is worth going up above the waterfall, because, by walking a few meters, we can follow the path of the water all the way to the upper spring, which literally: bursts out of the ground - although with much less intensity than below. It is also worth mentioning that you can climb the steps to the rock formation "protecting" the Csurgó well, from where you can take photos "from above" in its entirety. Overall, this provides a magnificent view and a true experience close to nature!

The Csurgó Well is one of the most beautiful sights in the Bakony. It is only about 4 km from Farkasgyepű. Its water is drinkable. It is wonderful and unique that the spring itself flows out of a rock, which flows into a small stone pool, and then flows further, literally under our feet, into the Köves Stream. The area around it is a real forest rest area, which is very popular: with a rest house, fire pit, forest furniture. Several hiking trails touch it. However, in the direction of the spring (which is located upstream from the waterfall), the beaten path is steep and difficult to walk. However, it is worth going up above the waterfall, because, by walking a few meters, we can follow the path of the water all the way to the upper spring, which literally: bursts out of the ground - although with much less intensity than below. It is also worth mentioning that you can climb the steps to the rock formation "protecting" the Csurgó well, from where you can take photos "from above" in its entirety. Overall, this provides a magnificent view and a true experience close to nature!

Close to Bakonynána, the Gaja stream has carved a deep gorge surrounded by rock walls, which at first is a gentle stream, then continues in a waterfall. In the last part, there is a 40m long rock gorge with vertical rock walls. It is a wonderful natural environment and a great experience as we walk on the rocks and the water gushes down below us. If we are lucky, the water flow is adequate, and the plants on the rock walls also present an impressive picture. It is definitely worth coming here, because we can reach the place with an easy 2-hour round trip.

The terrain is easy to walk on in dry weather, but slippery in the rain and winter. It is recommended to wear boots that provide good ankle support.

Absolutely great hike through the Óbánya Valley in the Mecsek Mountains with an impressively beautiful waterfall.

The stones can be slippery, it is recommended to wear high-soled hiking shoes

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