Bakonybel - Köris Hegy

Access to starting point:
First, drive to Lendava, then continue driving towards Hungary, where you join the motorway Tornyszentmiklos - Nagykanizsa - Budapest. Exit the motorway at the Enying / Balatonfüred exit, then drive to the town of Veszprém. From Veszprém, follow the signs for Győr, but drive towards the mentioned town to the settlement of Zirc, where you will notice signs for the village Bakonybel. At the end of Bakonybel, you will notice a bus stop, next to which the trail to Köris Hegy officially begins (if you start the trail here, 8 km of walking on an asphalt road through a gorge awaits you). These 8 km can be driven by car and then you can park at the intersection, from which one road continues east towards the village of Borzavar, the other climbs in hairpin bends to the radar station at the summit.

Path description:
From the intersection about 8 km above the bus stop, head onto the asphalt road towards the radar station. For the first few meters, walk along the road, then turn right onto an often quite muddy cart track that continues across the clearing. The trail first leads past a bench where you can rest, then quickly begins to climb more steeply through the bushes (blue markers are on a few unfelled trees), higher up through the forest. Further on, the path becomes rockier and continues to climb steeply for some time. Higher up, the path levels out and after a while leads to a junction where the path from the village Borzavar joins from the right.
From the junction onwards, the path remains relatively gentle for a while, then begins to climb quite steeply again towards the summit.
At the summit, you can rest on one of several benches, or climb to the wooden lookout tower "Vajda Peter Kilato", from which a nice view opens up over northern Hungary and Slovakia; to the south, the longer view is obstructed by the slopes of Bakonya.
Near the summit is also the radar station, to which the road leads where we parked. Descent can be made along this road, from which a nice view opens in one bend, which with good visibility reaches as far as the Alps.