Walking tourism Across the Chľaba Mountains From Kamenica nad Hronom we can walk along the great panoramic views of the Kováčov cliffs (Rocks) along the Burda / Chľaba mountain range. When you get down to Chľaba village, cross the new bridge over the Ipoly and visit the ruins of Castle of Ipolydamásd. One-way tour, advised to combine with public transport Nagybörzsöny small railway tour In the first half of the tour, you can take the Börzsöny railway along the Long-Valley, then through Kisirtás and serpentine to Nagyirtás. From here, the forest hiking trail leads on foot through Tolmács Hill and the Hosszú Mountains, ending in the scenic centre of Nagybörzsöny. Ipeľ Valley Peak Hike From the centre of Salka follow the street leading to the Ipeľ bridge. When you reach Letkés, follow the green lane sign to Pribék clearing, where you take the blue lane. Zebegény educational trail Walking along the Zebegény trail, you can get to know both the village and its surroundings – not only through the wild and scenic trail, but also through the information signs along the way. Nagymaros round trip to the Hegyes-top Most of our tour takes us along the Nagymaros section of the National Blue Trail, through the Templom Valley and the St. Michael Mountains to the Hegyes-tető, the highest point of the mountain range around which the Danube circles. Esztergom close up and bird’s eye view Short presentation Along the hiking trail from and back to the city, you can visit several viewpoints and built heritage sites. The jewel in the crown of the trail is the century-old Iron Gates Refuge and its terrace with unrivalled views. Family tour around Péliföldszentkereszt From the Gerecse Nature Park Visitor’s Centre, we pass the Church of the Holy Cross and the Holy Well and ascend to the caves on the side of the Old Stone, from where we return by a circular route. On the Pauline Way in the footsteps of the hermits A section of the Pauline Way – Hermitage Way, in one of the quieter parts of the Pilis hills, where hermits and monks lived in the Middle Ages. Each stage of the journey is accompanied by a series of audible meditations.
