Kánya-forrás

Nice place, although the benches are slightly ruined, but quite acceptable.

It is a very rich source of water

It is a very nice hiking spot, the Melegmányi waterfall is worth a trip as well.

Very cracked! The rain gate and the benches were destroyed, set on fire! It was a nice place! It is always enjoyable but sad !!!

A wonderful, magical excursion place all the way through the Great Deep Valley. Streams full of resources. Beautiful ??

Mecsek fell on a tour. Good neighborhood.

At the sign P we find the Kánya spring in the Great Deep Valley. It drains the water flowing out of the cave under the Mélyvölgyi stone cabin. The reservation of the source was made by Sándor Csokonay and István Molnár in 1974. The name of the source can be read engraved on a marble slab on the socket. You can keep in touch with a nearby Mariska spring so that they can all feed from the same catchment area. The creek cave behind its characteristic reservation with three iron pipes also ensures the outflow of water. The yields of the spring leaving the limestone of the Anisus floor of the Middle Triassic period are very extreme, in keeping with the karstic nature. About 50 m from the reservation and the confluences of the spring waters, the precipitation of limestone tuff begins, which is approx. It also forms a larger waterfall 150 m away. Starting from this location, following the direction of the valley and the stream flowing in it, the continuous lime accumulation can be followed for a length of nearly 400 m. Thus, a series of limestone dams are built, forming waterfalls in the creek bed. The area around the spring is a wonderful place for hiking, with a rain gate nearby, benches and a fireplace. It is a constant source of plenty of water, its yields vary between 20-500 liters / minute.