Pyber kunyhó

The hut is locked, but in front of it there is a pleasant clearing with benches and a fireplace. The sun shines on his stairs in the afternoon, the benches in the shade.

It looks good, has a good little rest area, there is even a flush toilet next to it, which is not locked and usable.

A good little cozy place to rest while climbing the Tenkes.

It's good to have some rest before climbing the Tenkes.

In the upper third of the "Bálint út", which was a very good lineage, presumably Roman "centuries old", a traditional forest gully hut was built around a centuries-old mothy oak. One-room small house with rustic wooden door. When it was built, the deceased district chief (Iván Pyber) got its name. There is a pleasant picnic area in front of it.