Kislőd: Adventure Trail and Adventure Park

Kislőd offers two different destinations to consider when planning a trip: the Kislőd–Öreg-hegyi Adventure Trail and the Sobri Jóska Élménypark. The route can only be completed on foot, while the park is on the outskirts of the town. For your stay, you can choose between a longer hike and a day trip to an amusement park.

The Kislőd–Öreg-hegyi Adventure Trail

The Kislőd–Öreg-hegyi Adventure Trail is 19 km long and easy. It passes the cultural centre, Vashámor, the adventure park, a nature trail, the Blue Hiking Route and an open-pit mine. The trail returns to the village via the adventure park. Its length, difficulty level and the fact that it is a walking route are useful points of reference for planning. Check local conditions before setting out. The “easy” rating refers to the difficulty level, while 19 kilometres indicates the length of the hike.

Sobri Jóska Élménypark and how to get there

Sobri Jóska Élménypark is on the outskirts of Kislőd. It takes about 20 minutes to walk there from Kislőd railway station; the park is also accessible by local bus. Attractions include a zip line, a bobsled track, a rope course, a go-kart track, a water obstacle course and a playground. As park attractions may change, check what is currently operating before your visit.

A rest area in Kislőd

An article dated 14 April 2020 described the Három-forrás rest area in Kislőd as a popular destination for day trips among local residents, visitors and nature lovers.

More topics in the wider Lake Balaton - North destination

The wider Lake Balaton - North destination offers distinct geological and cultural visitor attractions. Boat trips are available in the Tapolcai-tavasbarlang; a guided exhibition is titled “Csodálatos karszt” (“Wonderful Karst”). The cave is part of a cave system beneath Tapolca that has been explored to a length of 14.6 kilometres. This length refers to the cave system.

Hegyestű is 337 metres high and lies between Zánka and Monoszló. Hegyestű exposes the inner structure of a basalt volcano that was active about eight million years ago. At the western edge of the quarry site, visitors can use a panoramic information board to identify the surrounding hills. Hegyestű also has a rock garden featuring characteristic rock types of Transdanubia, the western half of Hungary.

In Herend, the Porcelain Museum presents a permanent exhibition and changing exhibitions on the history of the manufactory. The visitor centre introduces the production of porcelain, the related techniques and applied arts traditions. In workshops at the Minimanufaktúra, visitors can handle porcelain clay and a brush for painting. The Levendula Ház in Tihany presents an interactive exhibition about the formation of the Tihany Peninsula and lavender cultivation, as well as a craft workshop and an experience garden.

Discover more destinations: Somlószőlős, Somlóvásárhely, Nagyalásony, Ajka, Városlőd, Halimba, Magyarpolány, Úrkút.

Go to the wider travel overview: Ajkai.