Hajdúság Landscape-protection Area

Sunrise is great for photography

Thanks to my friend Tibor Both and his wife for today's snowy picnic, which I was able to spend in Nagycsere! ?

The Great Plain also has nice places and good hiking trails.

Very nice, nice place. On the blue hiking trail. The easiest way to get there is with the Zsuzsi forest railway, which is a great program in itself, provided it is not full (it is awful). In recent years, due to the nearby pig farm, good quality asphalt roads have been built almost all the way, so you only have to rumble on a relatively short stretch of dirt road. The lookout can be approached from two directions, or you can stop almost at your foot by car and get up on a short, albeit slightly steep walk, or from Zsuzsi station or the nearby buffet on a half-hour walk on the blue route. It can be seen from the top of the lookout tower to Romania in good weather, the view is beautiful, here in the Great Plain trough it is not possible to look around like this. The lookout was recently renovated, is in good condition, safe. It moves a little noticeably. However, going up in bad weather is strictly forbidden, it can be dangerous due to strong winds and rain. The park below has lots of games for the kids or campfire sites, and an outdoor stage. There is an interesting exhibition at the station. Interesting: the year 1896 can be found on the Zsuzsi locomotive.

Very nice, though the terrible amount of rubbish scattered along the roads is quite disappointing. If we move away from the main road, the situation is much better. Here you can enjoy the peace of the forest!

The Hungarian plain is one of the pride of Hungary. Captivating the sight of the herds of infinite wilderness. There are many good and useful initiatives in the area. It's hard to describe. Difficult to photograph. This is a must see.

I like! Beautiful, varied, lowland nature. Here and there with small hills and pits reminiscent of mountains. :-) Fortunately, the orcs tend to litter the parts close to the road. But unfortunately there is a lot. :-( If I could do 0-24 I'd take them to the last butt.