The hot days of summer have passed slowly, but as we approach autumn, time seems to have sped up. As I was born in autumn (10 october), I like the transitional seasons, mostly autumn, but also late spring. Unfortunately, over a few decades, these transitions have become much shorter. I enjoy and delight in it while I can, welcome its treasures and try to share this feeling with others.
I left for Csákvár relatively late today, because it was still raining in the morning. This little town at the foot of the Vértes dolomite cliffs is very dear to my heart, and I know my way around so well that I can read the unique signs on the trees and rocks that help me find my way around.
The Blue Trail doesn't run through here (I don't know why, as it wouldn't be much of a detour), but there is a nature trail around Haraszt-hegy and a green-signposted route to Csákvár Cave. I will tell you about the cave in a separate post.
The great white rock is visible from the streets of the city.
I climbed up a steep path to the rock, which also hid a cave, but it was inaccessible. Even if it is possible to climb with great difficulty to the mouth of the cave, it is a dangerous undertaking and, as far as I know, forbidden.
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Thank you for bringing me with you visually during your trip here. Always love reading your hiking adventures! That cave would have been a wonderful place to explore! When will the season Autumn start at your place?