Gégen-kút

"The source is located in the upper part of the Eger Valley. It can be approached by the PO sign branching from the P sign. The spring was reconstructed by József, Rudolf Baranyai, József Marton and Mária Csábi, formerly only partially built, the reservation was made of a few larger stones and was immersed in a marble nameplate at the top of the stone wall. Its water yield is 6-15 liters per minute, until the 1950s there was a hermit named Mihály Csonka (by others Mátyás Orsós), who lived in a wooden hut near the Szentkút forest house. At one time, the water of this spring was watered Alder was introduced through a line down-valley to the locals. " / BMTSZ /