Mont Bozdag Vacations

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The 2,156 metre high Mount Bozdağ stands dominating the town of Bozdağ. A prized destination with Izmir's walkers and climbers, it is also a popular skiing destination in winter, despite the fact the season is often short. And to cap it all you get wonderful views out over the Ödemis Valley into the bargain as well.

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Hiking / Trekking
Nature, Adventure & Sport
Mountain

Mont Bozdag: How to get there?

Reached from Bozdağ, which lies 15 minutes from Ödemiş by car

Mont Bozdag: When to go?

All year round; December to February if skiing

Mont Bozdag: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Mont Bozdag: What to see in the surroundings?

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Anonymous traveller

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My suggestion

It is perfectly possible to do the ascent of Mount Bozdağ, but make sure you're properly equipped for it! If you take the main route up, you can get all the way to the top without having to do any climbing, but some sections are dizzyingly steep and therefore not to be taken lightly.

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