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BODRUM LELEG YOLU DOĞA YÜRÜYÜŞLERİ
Meeting Point: Şirinevler Neighborhood, Meriç Street No: 27/1, Bahçelievler, Istanbul.
BODRUM LELEG TRAIL NATURE WALKS: NOVEMBER 19-22 (THURSDAY - SUNDAY) Walk Leader: GİRAY ŞENAY - 05556239977 Our vehicle will depart at 10:00 PM on Wednesday, November 18th, from in front of İncirli Ömür Plaza. DAY 1: İNCİRLİ CAVE – SLEEPING VALLEY – ÇAMOVALI (5 KM, EASY), BİTEZ – AQUARIUM COVE (6 KM, EASY) DAY 2: PEDASA ANCIENT CITY – GİRELBELEN VILLAGE – DAĞBELEN (13 KM, MODERATE) DAY 1: GÜRECE – TURGUTREİS (15 KM, MODERATELY DIFFICULT) DAY 1: İASOS ANCIENT CITY – RETURN TO ISTANBUL Alternative Routes: ETRİM – KALE DAĞI (THEANGELA) (11 KM) Note: The event organizer may make changes to the event plan and content based on weather conditions, trail and road conditions, timing during the day, and participant performance. The Leleg Trail is a red-and-white marked hiking trail located in the Bodrum Peninsula of the Muğla province in Turkey. The first section was opened in March 2016. The trail is named after the ancient people, the Lelegs, who once lived in Bodrum. The Leleg Trail project, which starts from Etrim village and extends to Sabancı Park in Turgutreis (88 km), and with its connecting routes, offers a total of 185 km of hiking trails. The project was prepared by the Bodrum Chamber of Commerce to extend the tourism season in the region and is also supported by the Southern Aegean Development Agency. In addition to the ancient cities of Pedesa and Leleg, other historical structures and settlements, such as the Gebe Church, are located along the trail. There is also a 20 km mountain bike trail along the route. The Lelegs were one of the civilizations that settled in the Bodrum Peninsula in ancient times. According to Herodotus, another resident of Bodrum, the Lelegs were skilled warriors and stonemasons. They built structures without using mortar or lime, and many of their buildings have survived to this day. They created structures by cutting and stacking stones, which made their buildings more durable. According to the historian Strabo, the Lelegs sided with the Trojans in the Trojan War. After the war was lost, they settled in the Bodrum Peninsula, around 1100 BC.
BODRUM LELEG TRAIL NATURE WALKS: NOVEMBER 19-22 (THURSDAY - SUNDAY) Walk Leader: GİRAY ŞENAY - 05556239977 Our vehicle will depart at 10:00 PM on Wednesday, November 18th, from in front of İncirli Ömür Plaza. DAY 1: İNCİRLİ CAVE – SLEEPING VALLEY – ÇAMOVALI (5 KM, EASY), BİTEZ – AQUARIUM COVE (6 KM, EASY) DAY 2: PEDASA ANCIENT CITY – GİRELBELEN VILLAGE – DAĞBELEN (13 KM, MODERATE) DAY 1: GÜRECE – TURGUTREİS (15 KM, MODERATELY DIFFICULT) DAY 1: İASOS ANCIENT CITY – RETURN TO ISTANBUL Alternative Routes: ETRİM – KALE DAĞI (THEANGELA) (11 KM) Note: The event organizer may make changes to the event plan and content based on weather conditions, trail and road conditions, timing during the day, and participant performance. The Leleg Trail is a red-and-white marked hiking trail located in the Bodrum Peninsula of the Muğla province in Turkey. The first section was opened in March 2016. The trail is named after the ancient people, the Lelegs, who once lived in Bodrum. The Leleg Trail project, which starts from Etrim village and extends to Sabancı Park in Turgutreis (88 km), and with its connecting routes, offers a total of 185 km of hiking trails. The project was prepared by the Bodrum Chamber of Commerce to extend the tourism season in the region and is also supported by the Southern Aegean Development Agency. In addition to the ancient cities of Pedesa and Leleg, other historical structures and settlements, such as the Gebe Church, are located along the trail. There is also a 20 km mountain bike trail along the route. The Lelegs were one of the civilizations that settled in the Bodrum Peninsula in ancient times. According to Herodotus, another resident of Bodrum, the Lelegs were skilled warriors and stonemasons. They built structures without using mortar or lime, and many of their buildings have survived to this day. They created structures by cutting and stacking stones, which made their buildings more durable. According to the historian Strabo, the Lelegs sided with the Trojans in the Trojan War. After the war was lost, they settled in the Bodrum Peninsula, around 1100 BC.
Date & Time
Start
19 November 2026, Thursday
09:00
Location - YUDOSK
Ticketed Event
