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Saklıkent National Park adventures

Saklıkent National Park Adventures

Saklıkent National Park, known for its stunning canyon and rushing waters, offers outdoor enthusiasts a memorable adventure in southwestern Turkey.

30,000
Acres Protected
15
Miles of Trails
180,000
Annual Visitors
1996
Year Established

About Saklıkent National Park

Saklıkent National Park
 

Saklıkent National Park is located in the southwestern region of Turkey, stretching across the provinces of Muğla and Antalya. The park's most famous feature is the Saklıkent Gorge, a dramatic 11-mile-long gorge that invites exploration through its cool, rushing waters and towering limestone walls. The park's diverse ecology includes Mediterranean flora such as olive and pomegranate trees, with the varied landscape providing a habitat for a range of wildlife. Established in 1996, the park draws visitors for its recreational opportunities, including hiking through the gorge, canyoning, and camping. The stark beauty of the gorge, combined with the lush greenery and serene rivers, make it a perfect destination for photographers and nature lovers. The park has historical appeal with traces of ancient Lycian civilizations found nearby.

Highlights

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Saklıkent Gorge

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Rich Mediterranean flora

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Ancient Lycian ruins

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Tubing on the Eşen River

Notable Natural Features

Saklıkent Gorge

An impressive gorge that is the park's main attraction, known for its length and thrilling explorer routes.

Eşen River

A vibrant river that offers tubing and exhilarating water adventures.

Lycian Ruins

Nearby ancient ruins that provide a glimpse into the historical significance of the region.