Hét Vezér

In terms of natural beauty and sporting value, the route along the rocky drop-off rivals serious alpine via ferratas. Its true highlight is a series of "Vietnamese bridges" connecting the rock faces—offering a thrilling sense of exposure. The traverse takes 1–1.5 hours. Rated "C" (moderate), it is recommended for athletic beginners. Suitable for children over 150 cm tall. Difficulty: D; Length: 300 m; Vertical gain: 90 m.

Leaving the parking lot, head down the stairs and turn left onto the asphalt road; pass the start points of the "Kata" and "Öt Vezér" (Five Chieftains) routes to reach the base of the initial rock face. **Huba section:** Strenuous climbing on an overhanging wall, followed by a traverse with scarce footholds. Rated "D". **Kond section:** After a short bridge, the route features a tricky overhanging corner followed by an awkward overhanging wall. Rated "D". **Töhötöm section:** After the first long bridge and a section of friction climbing, the route proceeds down a vertical drop using artificial footholds. This is the first section of the "Ötvezér" route. Rated "C". **Ond section:** Traverse across a magnificent, broken rock face; after an awkward step-up move, reach a comfortable ledge. Rated "C". **Tas section:** The route begins with a slightly difficult stretch before easing into simpler terrain as you approach the longest bridge. The "Kata" route crosses the path at the beginning of this section. "C" Árpád Bridge: Walking across this airy bridge is a fantastic experience for everyone. "B" Előd Bridge: We reach the final bridge after traversing varied terrain. "B" Álmos Wall Section: We leave the wall's challenges behind by climbing a beautiful, open face followed by a small overhang. The reward at the end of the day. "D"

Rental is available, which is inside the visitor complex. Parking is right next to the visitor complex.