Hatila Valley National Park

The park features steep-sided valleys, deep gorges, and dense forests across 16,900 hectares of mountainous terrain in northeastern Turkey.

The Hatila Valley National Park received official protection status on August 31, 1994, preserving its volcanic landscapes and ecological resources.

The park shares borders with settlements that maintain traditional agricultural practices and regional customs specific to northeastern Turkey.

Visitors can access the national park through a 10-kilometer road from Artvin, with options to stay in bungalows or camping facilities.

A botanical survey revealed 769 plant species across 87 families, including sessile oak, sweet chestnut, and oriental hornbeam trees.

Location: Artvin

Location: Artvin Province

Inception: August 31, 1994

Website: http://hattilavadisi.tabiat.gov.tr

GPS coordinates: 41.18583,41.73389

Latest update: March 7, 2025 10:12