Mahya Dağı is an exciting mountain peak in Turkey that rises to a height of 1980 metres above sea level. It is the perfect place for those who want to test their skills on a moderately difficult trail without the need for professional climbing equipment. Comfortable shoes and a bit of endurance are all that is needed.

In the summer, the weather on Mahya Dağı is pleasant, with temperatures during the day ranging from 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. The trail is then dry and well-visible, making the climb much easier. Despite this, it is still worth carrying warm clothing, as it can be cooler at the summit.

In winter, the route to the summit of Mahya Dağı can be more challenging due to snowfall and lower temperatures dropping to around zero. The trail may be covered in snow and less visible, making it more demanding and requiring greater navigational skills.

The trail leads through diverse terrain, including forested areas, fields, and rocky sections. During the climb, it is worth paying attention to well-marked paths and information boards, which facilitate navigation. Depending on the pace of the walk and experience, reaching the summit takes around 6-8 hours one way. Specialist climbing equipment is not required, but it is worth having shoes with good grip and comfortable clothing.