Tarn of Megyer






Beyond its scenic lookout points, this sprawling nature preserve offers rustic trails & vineyards.
Great little walk with stunning views if you make it up the lookout tower as well. We got there early on a Saturday as we were in a motorhome which can be difficult to park. Glad we did as when we got back it was heaving and we wouldn't have found a spot big enough for us. You need sensible shoes to get up uneven surfaces on the walk up and for grip coming down the mud.
Lovely hike with some steep sections but fairly short, so it's not too arduous. Fantastic views from most angles. Keep an eye out for the caves on the way. Surrounded by vineyards bursting with grapes. There is plenty of parking and a cafe/snack bar at the car park.
If you are around, you have to visit Tergerszem. You can rent a set for via ferrata, but we weren’t lucky with opening hours and it was raining too. Great 3km walk, if you go around, cab get slippery after rainy weather, but with good shoes manageable.
It is a hidden gem and has a different face every time. Sometimes when the sun is shining it is clear blue, but if the whether is bad the the tarn is black. The walking distance is short but difficult.
without any doubt it's a nice place, good to practice via ferrata and also with a great views from the near tower. better not during weekends. hiking is also affordable.
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