Volt Ságvári Endre turistaház - Volt Ságvári Endre turistaház

If the guide were to renovate (and widen ...) an amazingly neglected asphalt road, they might come up to the mountain enough to make it worth running a restaurant.

It was very bad to see the abandoned tourist house.

The Endre Ságvári tourist house is currently a highly eroded building complex. Although it is apparently made of solidly structured raw materials, due to its unusedness, it will soon be only an archaeological remains, unless it is utilized wisely. However, its frequency is significant, as not only the Lajos spring with its wide water, but also the hiking trail branch for tourists. Countless marked roads invite the visitor. In addition, there is an information leaflet near the source, which can be used by people visiting or visiting from here. (From this location you can easily reach the Cradle Mountain Cave, the Dömör Gate, the Kő Hill, but also the especially beautiful Moonworld Trench.) It is useful to watch in all seasons as long as the weather is not rainy. The variegated hues of late autumn - green, yellow, brown, red - can have a reassuring effect on the hiker, especially in a sunny weather. There isn't enough silence besides the magical sight, because especially during the day and in nice weather, it has a lot of traffic. During summer time you can visit not only by car or on foot, but also by bus. The disadvantage of this bus service is that it only runs on Saturdays and Sundays, so if you buy your ticket at the Szentendre bus station. The easiest way to get there by car is through Szentendre, which is in quite good condition as long as the driver is driving on the main road. However, deviating from the main road, the driver of the vehicle is confronted with a lower quality road, which, by definition, has been distorted not only by heavy car traffic, but also by vehicles over 3.5 tonnes and by cold-warm temperature changes caused by the weather. However, walkable, you should only pay attention, especially if you face traffic as well.

The Dréher family had a hunting lodge in the II. After World War II, it was operated as the Endre Ságvári tourist house. The tourist house had 85 beds. Several articles have been published on its planned renovation since 2016. During the trip, when it was still working, I often entered the buffet. On my last visit, I still only saw the deplorable conditions.