For safety reasons, the Rám ravine is temporarily closed to visitors. Pilisi Parkerdő Zrt. asks hikers not to enter the area of the popular hiking spot until the restrictions are lifted.
One, it happened the other day it is closed due to a rock fall temporarily the Rám ravine, which can only be visited again after the geological and static investigation.
The Rám ravine is now dangerous
It is one of the most visited in the Budapest area tourist destination due to its impressive natural beauty, it is deservedly one of the best-known hiking spots in the region. The ravine is a gorge valley of volcanic origin, running roughly north-south, with inward-sloping walls next to narrowing rock walls too.
The width of the Rám ravine, which is more than 35 meters deep in several places, does not even reach 3 meters in some places.
Anyone who has been to the picturesque place knows for sure that the water is constantly gurgling in its rock bed, which when the snow melts and during heavy rains it can swell into a stream.
The Rám gap can only be reopened once the geological and static tests have been completedsndr / Getty Images Hungary
Rock falls can happen at any time
It is therefore no coincidence that, due to its natural features, it is one of the most difficult places to walk in Hungary anyway marked tourist routeon which actually rockfalls and rockfalls can occur at any time too. That is why the Pilisi Park Forest has more than once drawn attention to the fact that everyone can only visit at their own risk.
The condition of the gap is strongly influenced by the human load due to the constantly increasing number of visitors, in addition, the alternation of long, dry periods due to climate change and extremely heavy rains also has a positive effect on the to the stability of its stone walls. After the collapse that occurred a few days ago, the experts decided to close the place for the safety of the hikers.
Investigations are being conducted in the area
The professionals a to the completion and evaluation of geological and static tests they are not reopening the location. As they wrote in their announcement, the touristic 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.
The Pilisi Park Forest asks you to the forest visitorsfor their own safety and to prevent accidents by no means ignore the closure, and do not enter the area of the Rám Gap until further notice!
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