Appreciate with us the first harbingers of spring. In some places one can see carpets of snow drops and scilla or squills during a guided hike through the romantic Telekes Valley, The route follows the narrow valley carved by the Telekes Stream, ending at Devil’s Dam.
The tour departs from Bódvarákó and follows a former mining road to the mine head 305 meters above sea level. From there, a beautiful panorama opens over the Bódva Valley, including the villages of Tornaszentandrás and Bódvaszilas.
The tour departs from Bódvarákó and follows a former mining road to the mine head 305 meters above sea level. From there, a beautiful panorama opens over the Bódva Valley, including the villages of Tornaszentandrás and Bódvaszilas.
Three of Jósvafő’s seven streams flow together in front of the Manor House Environmental Education Centre in Jósvafő - the Jósva, Kecső and Tohonya. From this peaceful place, the hike winds up the Tohonya Nature Trail to the Imre Vass Cave. Along the way, it is quite possible that we will see or hear signs of large predators such as wolves and lynx.
Explore the surface and underground karst formations in and around Esztramos Hill. Participants will learn about the history and development of these natural geologic formations.
As part of National Geotop Day, explore the geological treasures of the Zemplén. These formations attest to the active volcanism of the area millions of years ago. The tour is lead by a professional geologist. Hiking boots are recommended.
Ahogyan a természet elcsendesedik, csendesedjen el lelkünk is. A szakvezetett túra a Nemzeti Park műemléki védettségű Reformtátus templomait érinti - Tornakápolnát, Szinpetrit, Jósvafőt és Aggteleket.
The peat bogs of Kelemér, the ruins of an earthwork fort, the environment and legends of the area.
Részvételi díj: Díjmentes
Mesés barlangtúra a Baradla-barlang jósvafői, és aggteleki szakaszán, óvodások, kisiskolások, családok számára.
Explore some of the karst’s most distinctive above-ground features, sinkholes and springs.
Just as nature is quiet; we will calm our souls as well.
Short presentation about microscopic invertebrates inhabiting the local streams, followed by field work taking water samples and examining them under microscopes.
Beginning at the vantage point standing above the roof of the Baradla Cave in Aggtelek, the tour winds through the Aggtelek karst at sunset, as the wildlife awakens at dusk.