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Rám-ring
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Photo: Tenczer Gábor, Community
I started thinking about what would be the perfect hiking trail near the capital that includes everything that could interest a little boy. Since for my sons the Rám Gorge was their first and still defining hike at around 6-7 years old, it was obvious that it should be included.
I thought that if we start from Dobogókő and return there, we'll reach at least five very good viewpoints, one of which, Rám Hill, is a huge, standalone, and spectacular rock summit. Also, I thought a child's imagination would definitely be intrigued by the mystique surrounding Rám Hill and the many legends connected to the area, so the final route became Dobogókő – Rám Hill – Rám Gorge – Három-forrás Saddle – Dobogókő.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Safety information
The Rám Gorge is a bit more challenging terrain when it rains; step carefully on wet wood and grip firmly on the wet and muddy ladders.Tips and suggestions
The detailed hiking description was published on Telex.Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Volánbusz takes you from Pomáz up to Dobogókő. Timetable here.Directions
By car from Budapest take Route 10 to Pilisvörösvár, then Pilisszántó, Pilisszentkereszt, and finally Dobogókő.Parking
There is a public parking lot at Dobogókő, at a steep price: 300 HUF/hour.Coordinates
Equipment
Make sure to have a raincoat and closed, preferably waterproof hiking boots.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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