Hacilar Waterfall & Valley

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Hacılar Waterfall and Valley, cascading through steep andesite and limestone cliffs near Çubuk's Hacılar Village, is an untouched canyon and waterfall area that nature lovers have just discovered. The stream, fed by snow water coming from the mountains, pours down the rocky steps from a height of approximately 12-15 meters, creating a natural rock pool. According to the village rumor, the valley where the waterfall falls is considered a sacred valley where caravans going on pilgrimage used to supply water and dervishes filled their suffering centuries ago, so the village and the waterfall were named "Hacılar". It is one of the hidden paradise corners of Ankara with its rich vegetation and the sound of cool water. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features The valley is located at an altitude of 1,180 meters. The steep rocky canyon walls are covered with wild hazel, oak, juniper and blackberry bushes. Sprays of water provide a refreshing coolness on the valley floor. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees