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Very nice and exciting hiking place!

Very good place, because Áron Takács asked you to put it on the google map.

Very beautiful and romantic gorge behind the back of God! In my opinion, this is perhaps the most beautiful valley of the Mecsek, ahead of the famous Óbánya Valley. There are many challenges to wrap up during the rather difficult hike. It’s worth coming back through the similarly spectacular Jewish hell. (It is also worth going in the creek bed there.) Its only negative is the dripping ditch into the gorge ... There are two options from which to approach: one of the starting points is the slaughterhouse at the beginning of Vékény. Not a very friendly neighborhood, especially with that big benga dog that is true to be tied up, but with that chain you can also jump smoothly through the ditch on the other side of the road ... (If you have a minimum of luck, you are behind the slaughterhouse , that big jumbo has been cut out along the fence.We've been to the Dripping Ditch twice before, but it hasn't been cut out once before, although in principle you used to get used to it.) into the gorge. The other option is to start in Vékény, at the house at 21 Fő utca (from there it can be recognized that it is in a rather dilapidated state, presumably no one lives.), The tour starts there with a very steep mountain, and then the at the top of the mountain, there at that jumbo you turn left, there you reach a meadow, and from there you walk straight down into the woods. If all is true, you’ll be moored there at the beginning of the Dripping Valley, if you haven’t overlooked something (it’s also advisable to use GPS in the meantime, it can make things a lot easier). This is so much worse than the former that with this trip you are going to do a huge detour, i.e. there is a much greater distance to the ditch, and there is a chance of getting lost if someone starts the tour without a GPS. Together with these negatives, I think it is better to approach the valley from here. In the valley, you MUST follow the creek if you don’t want to miss the sight. If you see paths at the beginning of the Dripping Trench, it sure doesn’t lead to the gorge. Inside the ditch there is a possibility to take water at the Drip Source (it is a bit hidden, but it can be easily spotted by writing "Dripping" above the source). I can recommend this place to people who are experienced hikers, love challenges and don’t like crowds. Choose a day for yourself that is after heavy rains or snowmelt, as the stream is unfortunately only intermittent. Spring and summer are the most beautiful, especially in summer! Don't leave Jewish hell back!