A rock fall has occurred in the Rám ravine, one of the most visited tourist destinations in the Budapest area, in recent days. The incident did not involve any personal injuries. Pilisi Parkerdő Zrt. will temporarily close the popular gorge, and then carry out a geological and static investigation.
The Rám ravine is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the forests around Budapest managed by Pilisi Parkerdő Zrt., and due to its impressive natural beauty, it is deservedly one of the most famous hiking spots in the region, which is visited by many people not only from the area, but from all over the country.
The ravine itself is a gorge valley of volcanic origin, running roughly north-south, which, according to Pilis Parkerdő, is one of the most difficult marked tourist routes in Hungary due to its natural features. Rockfalls and rockfalls can also occur there, which is why Pilisi Parkerdő has already announced through all possible channels and methods: everyone can visit the Rámsazádék at their own risk.
The human load due to the constantly increasing number of visitors, the long drought periods due to climate change and the alternation of extremely heavy rains also have a negative effect on the stability of the stone walls of the Rám ravine.
for the safety of visitors, the site will be temporarily closed in its entirety until full-scale geological and static tests are carried out and evaluated.
“We call the attention of hikers and forest visitors to not ignore the closure under any circumstances for their own safety and to prevent accidents and not to enter the area of the Rám ravine until further notice!” – writes the Pilisi Parkerdő in its announcement.
The tourism future of the Rám ravine and its re-visitability will be determined in the action plan based on the Parkerdő expert’s investigation, until then all forest visitors are asked for their patience. It is important information for hikers that the yellow lane sign running in the Lukács ditch can be used as a bypass route for the Rám ravine.
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