1–1.5 h
1–1.5 h Hét vezér út — Tatabánya, Gerecse
Free to climb with your own gear — guide, gear rental and photographer as options.
Up to 8 people
Children from 150 cm tall with an experienced adult. Full via ferrata kit; gloves recommended.
Tatabánya, Gerecse
Turul parkoló, Kő-hegy, 2800 Tatabánya
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- Grade
- D
- Length
- 300 m
- Ascent
- 90 m
- On the route
- 1 h 15 min
- Approach
- 5 min
- Exit
- 10 min
- rope bridges
- in the forest
- exposed
- views
- long
Route start 47.5881°, 18.4090°Parking 47.5881°, 18.4090°
Arrival
Turul monument car park above Tatabánya.
Approach
Down the stairs, left along the asphalt past the starts of Kata út and Öt vezér út; the entry is signed.
The route
Eight sections named after the Magyar chieftains — Álmos, Előd, Ond, Kond, Tas, Huba, Töhötöm — linked by a series of rope bridges strung between the trees. The bridges are what make it: playful at first, then increasingly exposed as the route climbs. Mostly C-grade climbing with D-grade steps.
Exit
Top out on the plateau; ten minutes back to the car park.
Good to know
Allow 1–1.5 hours. The bridges are where a nervous climber slows the queue — go early at weekends.
This route is free and unsupervised. Apprenaline does not operate it, does not check it and cannot guarantee its condition. Via ferrata carries a real risk of serious injury or death: you need a UIAA-certified via ferrata set, a harness, a helmet and the experience to use them, and you should check the route builders' site for closures (routes in protected areas close for nesting seasons) and the weather before you go — wet rock and storms end a day out here. Guided, gear and photo options on this page are provided by independent operators under the normal booking terms and waiver.
Choose your options
Free to do yourself — add only what you need.
Free — nothing to pay and nothing to book. Just turn up.
Overview
Kő-hegy's showpiece: 300 m of cable in eight named sections with a string of rope bridges through the trees, airy towards the end. Grade D overall, C in places.
What's Included
- Bolted route with steel cable and fixed steps — free to climb
- Guide, gear rental and photographer available as options
What to Bring
- UIAA-certified via ferrata set
- Climbing harness
- Helmet
- Gloves
- Water and sturdy shoes