Ova Stream Recreation Valley

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Ova Stream Recreation Valley, which was created on the valley floor where the Ova Stream, which connects to the Ankara Stream, one of the main branches of the Sakarya River, flows in a twisting way, is the green belt and nature walking corridor of Kahramankazan. The historical Ova Stream, where the Phrygian and Galatian armies were watered in ancient times and where caravans took a break during the Ottoman period; Today, it has been transformed into a modern open-air recreation area with bicycle paths, wooden bridges and groves built around it. According to local legend, the waters of the Ova Stream carry the melted snow from the mountains to the plains in the spring months, spreading fertility and healing to the fields. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features The valley is located at an altitude of 880 meters. Centuries-old willows, poplar groves, reeds and waterside meadows lined along the stream create a rich river ecosystem. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees