Búsvári halastó-kilátó

The Búsvár Pond Lookout is a magnificent place with a beautiful view, which is closely connected: - For blackberries - to the Small Railway, which winds back and forth from Mesztegnyő to Felsőkak station in the beautiful forest of Inner Somogy - to the Blue Tour, where tireless wanders are driven by waist-hussars A Blue Tour wanderer winked at you after a long, dusty and sandy journey as he descended from Nagyszakácsi to Mesztegnyő from the Marcali loess back. On a hot day in late August, the water of the lake ripples like a mirage in your sweaty gaze, and in thought it is already rocking in the cool foams. But the fact of the fishing lakes of Somogy quickly erupted from there, as the water of the lake falls under the protection of the diving ban. So you wander where sweat ruptures from you on the shore and thinks (n) into the sea-dead-eyes. We are sometimes blue, other times green, at sunset cardinal, in the morning at dawn foggy Turneres blurred. Before you hang these pictures on your smart message wall, look at the sights of the village with the many wooden carvings, among which you will find a whole good statue of Imre Nagy and a monument from 1848-49 in the Village Center, which will then be completed in the Village House sculpture park. And if you are already in the Village House, dip the hiking seal in your tent and hit the Mesztegnyő on the side of the Rocki Pali Hiking Booklet. I would even say the beautiful Church of St. John of Nepomuk, which is definitely worth a visit, but it’s better to make an appointment about it well in advance so that you can happily get an insight. The Village House is also worth a rest on the bench and a more thorough overview of local history. Tired wanderer, if you don't want to rest immediately in the village house accommodation or possibly in the yard, you can pour water in the yard for yourself and Petflaskulacs, and illa berek forest Búsvár fishpond lookout on foot favorite mountains valleys song from the fishpond stop to the appropriate light rail timetable days. Along the lake, walking along the sleepers is beautiful already beautiful, but the view is completed after a dense forest of stunted roads as you pop out of the lookout. Allow time for the spectacle, even for an entire night of diving, to immerse yourself in the unfolding panorama of wooded, reedy, spring, fishy sunset. Then at night the silence culminates in which you can bark at the noises of the forest-lake: deer rustling, wild boar rattling, pike-splashing, frog gurgling, or reed rustling. Then, even later in the night, a hunter climbs the Avar and with his rifle popped big into the darkness to the pious beasts, who had been well planted at their last dinner. Because a good hunter does not shoot at all game, but at the principle of natural hunter-biological selection only on those for whom the hunter-feeder is most comfortable. Thus, in the most beautiful weeks of the beginning of September, a well-paid guest-hunter looking for his killer party will expel the Blue Tour wanderer from the Inner Somogy forest for a few weeks with his money, so that he can forget about the peaceful game of the forest. The banging of the shotgun intensifies even more in full swing when the dandelions are already there, and the chips pop out of the hiking eyes to admire the lake-covering mist at sunrise and the fisherman splashing the paddle of the lake-winder emerging from it into the water. Then spend your breakfast and a drink on the lookout deck floor bunk or on the adjacent forest bench and go to the buffalo for stuff. Bathe your mattress, sleeping bag in your backpack, and collect your garbage. Before you leave, take a long, winding farewell look at the water of the sunny lake, which will never wash away your memories of this beautiful night again.

Already on the way there, when the small train reaches the lake shore, you can see that there are a lot of birds here and quite a noisy life here! From the Búsvári Halastó stop you can walk to the lookout a few hundred meters, but if you want to see the birds, it is better not to approach them without chattering, talking louder, let alone shouting at each other, because then we have to be satisfied with the lake and the surrounding forest, with the sight of the reeds. It's still beautiful, but we can miss it without the birds .... In the crowd, of course, it's very difficult! There is a larger berth on the road leading to the lookout, so you will have to make a small detour, but this road is also easy to follow, although it is harder to approach the lake shore quietly without crackling! It is better to spend at least an hour or more here than a visit of about 15 minutes given by the train schedule, because if we are quiet, we can also see many birds of all sizes, and even very close up! It's up to us ... I was missing an information board about the birds seen and the wildlife of the lake. But I still really liked the hour and a half I spent here!