Istállós






7/9 Thursday early evening We three middle aged guys from London went with normal footwear in the late afternoon off season to find a completely empty cave just to ourselves. The trek was not much from the main path. The steepest bit is the first incline by the lake. It is likely to be empty half hour after last train (16:30) returns to centre.
We went up by train. Neat, clean carriages. Most of them are open, less recommended in bad weather. There were a lot of us, so the train ran continuously. From the train's final station, there is another 800 meters, which includes a short …
It was a huge crowd on the long weekend, but it wad not unpleasant as there are big spaces and openings where such many people could have good time next to each other. No free toilet is a minus.
It is more of a grotto than a cave. Nice cardio climb to get there. Nice but looks like there is an ocasional toilet at the end of the it, what spoils the original impression.
It is not so easy to reach it. It is a bit hard for amateurs. All walking pats are nicely marked and maintained. You cannot get lost on this journey.
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