Mátra

The Mátra region extends across volcanic rock formations, creating a diverse terrain with distinct plant communities and animal habitats throughout its slopes.

The formation of Mátra dates back to intense volcanic activity during the Miocene epoch, resulting in the accumulation of volcanic deposits over millions of years.

Local villages near Mátra maintain traditional Hungarian farming practices, including specific methods of crop cultivation and animal raising passed through generations.

Visitors can access multiple entry points to the mountain range through well-marked trails, with dedicated parking areas and information centers in surrounding towns.

The Kékes peak within the Mátra range reaches 1,014 meters above sea level, making it the highest elevation point in Hungary.

Location: Heves County

Made from material: volcanic rock

GPS coordinates: 47.88333,19.95000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:57