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Aydos Mountain Peak and Plateau
About & Visitor Guide
History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Aydos Mountain, with its peak reaching 1,879 meters, is the highest peak of Çubuk geography and one of the most imposing mountain massifs of Ankara. Aydos, which takes its name from the meaning of breezy mountain in ancient Anatolian languages, is a natural monument that has been used as a summer pasture by Yörük tribes for centuries and is famous for its snowstorms in winter and cool springs in summer. There are ruins of Seljuk and Ottoman period observation points on the steep peaks of the mountain. In local tales, it is rumored that saints retreated to the cloud-catching peaks of Aydos Mountain. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features The altitude is 1,650 - 1,879 meters. Towards the summit, Scots pine and juniper forests give way to rich alpine meadows and endemic mountain flowers. The mountain, which is covered with heavy snow in winter, stands out with its cool microclimate in spring and summer. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
Location & Directions
40.4661, 33.0625Çubuk Manzara & Seyir Noktaları Noktaları
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