Kármán forrás

It is not far from the Lajos spring, but compared to it it seems a bit neglected. Its water yield is minimal, the taste is not bad. The area is a good place for excursions.

The Kármán spring may be a less visited place, especially because the Lajos spring is not only a tourist attraction, but also an important water site due to its abundant flow. The Kármán spring is capable of low water flow, at least at the time of my visit. For this reason, it is not worth visiting in late autumn. What is worth seeing even then - in autumn - is because of the sight: the variegated shades of late autumn - green, yellow, brown, red - can have a calming effect on the hiker, especially in sunny weather. In addition to the magical sight, its silence is also an important aspect, despite the fact that the inhabited settlement is relatively close to it. What emerges as a disadvantage this time of year is the issue of mud. This is because if we do not take this into account - so we do not wear appropriate clothing - it can cause an unpleasant surprise for the tourist visiting it on certain sections of the road. So it was in these late fall sunny weather. The section of the road where the spring is located is also worth mentioning because it is a connecting - blue cross - tourist route, so it connects the Bükkös stream and the Lajos spring, albeit on several sections, even on a steeper path. The view of the road from the Lajos spring is therefore heartwarming in several places, as the surrounding mountains and rocks can be seen in several places, as well as the inhabited settlements in the distance. From the distance, the M0 Danube Bridge is also outlined, which, due to its characteristic features, stands out for the viewer. Worth checking out.

Unfortunately, it is exhausted

+ Secluded, beautiful, real forest deep environment "I visited it in the rain, but there was hardly any water dripping from it."