Prepare for Weather
The mountain climate can change quickly; pack layers regardless of the season.
Yedigöller National Park, often referred to as Seven Lakes National Park, is a picturesque destination located in the northern reaches of Turkey's Bolu Province. Established in 1965 and classified as an IUCN II protected area, the park is celebrated for its unique geological features, specifically the seven lakes created by ancient landslides. Visitors are drawn to the area for its profusion of plant life, which creates a vibrant, changing landscape throughout the seasons. It serves as an ideal escape for those looking to immerse themselves in nature, offering quiet trails and serene waters. The park remains a significant ecological site and a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts in the region.
Yedigöller National Park, often referred to as Seven Lakes National Park, is a picturesque destination located in the northern reaches of Turkey's Bolu Province. Established in 1965 and classified as an IUCN II protected area, the park is celebrated for its unique geological features, specifically the seven lakes created by ancient landslides. Visitors are drawn to the area for its profusion of plant life, which creates a vibrant, changing landscape throughout the seasons. It serves as an ideal escape for those looking to immerse themselves in nature, offering quiet trails and serene waters. The park remains a significant ecological site and a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts in the region.
Seven unique landslide-formed lakes
Diverse forest ecosystem with vibrant seasonal foliage
Quiet, immersive nature trails
Protected IUCN II ecological site
The park is remote and requires a dedicated drive to reach the lake area.
Limited amenities inside the park; bring your own water and supplies.
Road conditions can be challenging during winter months due to snow and ice.
The mountain climate can change quickly; pack layers regardless of the season.
Access is primarily by car; ensure your vehicle is suitable for winding mountain roads.
Nature photography, hiking, and quiet forest retreats.
TRY ₺
$40-$80 p/day
Turkish
The park is most famous for its autumn colors; visit in October or November for the best photography opportunities.
As a protected national park, ensure you carry out all trash to help preserve the ecosystem.
Nature Lovers, Hikers, Photographers