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The recommended parking lot, where the GPS also takes you, is another reason, but according to the sign placed in the parking lot, approx. there is no info on where to go. A small map of the study trail would be good. Starting in this way, one of the dead ends takes you to an area that is practically used as a toilet, scattered with paper handkerchiefs, because no toilet is placed. Continuing on the highway, about 200 meters away, there is a crossroads. A little earlier there is a red T-path leading to the left. I thought it would take me to the organs. Very steep, slippery, rocky, takes you to the top. Organs nowhere, path nowhere. Obviously the organs are on the other side of the mountain, but why do I have to climb a mountain for that. By the way, a tour guide has already died on this road, (memorial plaque). So, I think it would be good to put a recommended route in the parking lot of the study trail, especially since it’s supposed to be a road that returns to itself. And not everyone wants to get to the top and climb the mountain to get to the organs.

Good parking at the foot of St. George's Hill.

A wonderful place is Mount St. George, fortunately it is not as crowded with tourists as Badacsony. It would be good if this remained so.

To park the nearby educational trail you can park here.

To see the basalt organs of St. George's Mountain, you can go up by car. From here you can go hiking on the study trail.