Yedigöller National Park
Yedigöller Milli Parkı
Seven lakes of varying sizes strung together through beech and oak forest. In autumn their reflections glow with the surrounding foliage, making it Turkey's most famous autumn destination.
Yedigöller National Park consists of seven lakes formed by landslides, including a large lake, a deep lake and a small lake. They are linked by trails and wooden boardwalks, and surrounded by mixed forests of beech, oak and alder. Autumn colours from mid to late October draw photographers from across the country, and the lake reflections are at their best then. The park has a trout farm, campsites and wooden cabins. Entry is charged per person and per vehicle. The park is about 42 km north of Bolu. The final stretch is a gravel mountain road that takes about 1 hour 15 minutes, and it is often closed in winter.
Opening hours
8:00 am–7:00 pm (shorter hours in winter)
Nearby sights
- Bolu Museum & Old Town
- Lake Gölcük
- Lake Yeniçağa
- Kartalkaya Ski Resort
- Lake Abant
- Mudurnu
- Lake Sünnet
- Sülüklügöl