Csóka-kő

Wonderful view, beside the rocks with a nice clear fireplace. From the village it is easy to reach, we walked with three children without any problems.

It is beautiful and awesome to look deep into the rock

A place for a trip with a real dog.

Great view of the surrounding mountains and hills. Other volcanic rock formations can also be seen from here. A short walk leads up and not so well known place (we didn't see any other hikers / hikers nearby on Saturday afternoon)

The miracle of nature. Telis are full of nicer, nicer flowers

Fantastic location, a short walk away.

Nice, easy walk, just neither Google map nor waze navigate to a good place. The hiking trail starts at the end of Kőhát Street, you don't have to turn onto Tavasz Street !!! Go to the yellow + sign.

Next to the village of Cserszegtomaj, at the eastern break of the Cserszegtomaj stone ridge, the dolomite rock complex is one of the most beautiful areas in the area. The squatting skeleton, discovered in 1882, in a tomb carved in the rock of Csókakő, served a real archeological sensation. Rough black pots were observed around the frame. In the absence of analogies, the find can only be conditionally defined as prehistoric. In 1891 in Csókakő, 15-16 consisting of 3851 pieces. century, of which 167 were acquired by the MNM Medal Library. The fate of the other medals is unknown. In Kőhát, the mosaics of karst bush forest and dolomite rock grasslands with moth-oak-tansy marsh alternate. Both associations provide living, breeding and feeding grounds for many rare and protected plant and animal species, such as: Spring Heron, Black Anemone, Hungarian Gurgula, Lumnitzer Hedgehog, Toast Root, Tiny Petal, Zinc, Csuszka, Fakusz, Egerészílyv, Hollóöílyv, Hollóölyv Forest glider, Squirrel, Forest frog, Stag beetle, Mourning waiter, etc. In the area we can meet deer, foxes, wild boar and even red deer if we walk the forest quietly and attentively. In September, around sunrise and sunset, we can hear the sound of bass deer from the nearby valleys.