Kızıldağ National Park

Kızıldağ National Park extends across 55,106 hectares of mountainous terrain, featuring dense forests of pine, fir, and cedar trees throughout its boundaries.

The Turkish government established Kızıldağ as a protected area in May 1969 to preserve its natural resources and safeguard the local wildlife populations.

Local communities near the national park maintain traditional practices of sustainable forest management, contributing to the preservation of natural resources.

The park provides marked hiking trails and designated camping areas, while visitors can access the grounds through the main entrance in Şarkikaraağaç district.

The park's location near Lake Beyşehir creates a specific microclimate that supports numerous endemic plant species and diverse bird populations.

Location: Aksu

GPS coordinates: 37.76499,31.25928

Latest update: November 18, 2025 19:28