Gorge viewpoint, difficult muddy access
Unnamed Road, 407560, Tureni
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4x4 access only
Getting here needs an off-road vehicle. Check your ground clearance before setting off.
A remote place beside the Tureni gorge offers wide views, good 4G signal and excellent sunset and sunrise views. It has plenty of space and can be peaceful, with occasional locals visiting at sunset. Access is difficult, with a steep, deeply rutted section requiring good ground clearance, and wet weather can make the route muddy and risky.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 48 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 48 days ago
A top spot for one night. We were alone and enjoyed the sunset.Translating
5* spot! Very peaceful, remote & FANTASTIC views! BUT I don't think the trail is suitable for most users. There's a very steep and rutted section (good ground clearance required!); my Sprinter 4x4 with A/T tires experienced slight wheelspin going up in DRY weather. And DON'T try this in wet weather! It rained while I was here & going down was crazy slippery, like driving on ice... quite scary!
Great place with a view over the canyon. Beautiful sunset and sunrise. Quiet in the evening, with only a few locals watching the sunset. BUT: difficult access; the road is extremely washed out and requires good ground clearance. We managed it with our VW Passat in completely dry weather, but it could easily have gone wrong.Translating
The access is not really that easy. If it has rained even a little, there is mud immediately and there is a risk of getting stuck when entering or leaving. We preferred to continue.Translating
Great spot, beautiful view and plenty of space. I slept down in the canyon the night before, but I would recommend parking directly at the top and hiking down into the canyon.Translating
The road coming from Tureni is absolutely passable, even with large motorhomes (7m alcove) when it's dry and you don't have worn out tires. There's a huge meadow awaiting up there and great sunsets. Few locals come for taking pictures at sunset and even fewer spend the night so there's nobody bothering you. There's a trail heading down into the gorges marked with blue dot.
