On the Pauline Way in the footsteps of the hermits - Ister-Granum

On the Pauline Way in the footsteps of the hermits

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Short presentation 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.

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ROUTES AND ROAD SIGNS TO FOLLOW

Follow the tourist signs along the Pálos Road – Hermit’s Way to the Pilis saddle, and from there the Pilgrims Way bypass to the Szoplák side to Simon’s Death. Here we rejoin the Hermits Way and return to Klastrompuszta.

The Pilgrims’ Way website provides a more detailed description of the route and, in addition to the reflections at the stations, you can also use the audio navigation: www.palosut.hu

VARIATIONS OF THE TOUR

  • The caves can be reached by short, steep detours from the “Caves of the Caves of the Caves of the Cliffs of the Chévi” stop on the blue or red cave markers (omega).
  • To get to the Chimney Rock, after the ascent after Klastrompuszta, take the green cross sign to the right (500 m).
  • After the Pilis climb, you can make a short detour to the rocky lookout point of the Fekete-kő, from where you can see the valley of Pilisszentlélek. Watch out and follow the green triangle signs (+1 km).
  • You can also follow the other smaller hiking trails of the Pálos út – Remeték út from Pilisszentlélek or Pilisszentkereszt, or the whole trail, which includes all three. The latter is a more difficult hike (27 km), but the Paulines Way signposts will guide you along it. The recommended starting point is Pilisszentkereszt, but you can also start from Klastrompuszta.

Safety rules

Safety rules The route passes through a highly protected area; do not deviate from the designated routes.

Summary

On the Pauline Way in the footsteps of the hermits
Ruiny kláštorov a jaskyne v pohorí Pilis
Klastrompuszta

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Travel time

3 óra

Distance

7 km

Elevation

400 m

Sinking

400 m

Type of road, terrain

Mainly forest paths, some dirt tracks, with short steeper/rocky sections

Difficulty

Közepes

Effort

Könnyű

Technical difficulty

Közepes