Vörös-kő lookout
The ReVörös-kő lookout, a lookout tower with beautiful panoramic views, renovated in 2005.
781 m high Vörös-kő (Red Stone) hill, which can be reached by following the yellow lane sign from Mátraszentimre cemetery.
Or from the playground in the lower part of Kossuth Lajos Street, Mátraszentlászló, on the yellow lane.
Named after the nearby red-coloured stone.
CONTACT DETAILS: 3235 Mátraszentimre
Ágasvár
Medium hike, about 5 km.
The castle, built after the Tartar invasion, was probably destroyed during the Turkish occupation.
Only the name of the castle survives today. From the 789 m high peak, there is a beautiful view to the north of Bátonyterenye, the Maconkai reservoir and the Karancs-Medves.
In clear weather, you can even see as far as the High Tatras.
The tourist chalet below the peak preserves the romantic atmosphere of the mountain lodges. Here you can take a break and have a bite to eat in the buffet of the tourist house before reaching the summit of Ágasvár on the very intensively climbing blue ∆ sign. Open only on weekends.
On the way you will find Newton's Rock, Donkey's Rock, Turkish Footprint, Rattling Gorge, Rattling Brook.
CONTACT DETAILS: 3235 Mátraszentimre
Galya-lookout - Kékes-tető
Difficult hike, 28 km.
Starting from the blue sign, passing by the Piszkés- roof, you will soon arrive at the Galya-lookout.
At 960 metres, the lookout tower not only offers breathtaking panoramic views, but also cosy bivouac shelters on its top three floors, sheltered from wind and rain.
After 22 km, climbing up the steep ski slope, you arrive at the highest point in the country, Kékes-tető.
CONTACT DETAILS: 3154 Mátraszentimre
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