Tétényi Plateau, Protected nature area in Pest County, Hungary
The Tétényi Plateau is a protected natural area with grasslands, forests, and wetlands spread across the rolling terrain of the Dunazug Mountains. The landscape forms a natural corridor connecting different habitats together.
The area gained official protection in 1999 when it joined Europe's Natura 2000 conservation network. This designation marked a turning point in systematic efforts to preserve the region.
The place serves locals as a valued space for nature watching and connects to community efforts around environmental care.
The site is accessible through several hiking trails that wind through the terrain. The best time to visit is between April and October when wildlife is most active.
The plateau holds rare geological features that support specialized habitats for species found in the Pannonian region. These natural structures make it a key spot for conservation experts to study.
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