Canyons

Canyons are extraordinary natural beauties with huge steep walls and deep streams.

Canyons

Canyons are extraordinary natural beauties with huge steep walls and deep streams. And it so happens that Türkiye has many canyons that have been carved out by the flowing water over millions of years. These narrow gorges with beautifully sculpted walls and waterfalls provide a striking setting for a refreshing adventure.

You're cordially invited to discover Türkiye’s breathtaking canyons and to be charmed by the country’s unmatched nature!

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Valla Canyon, Kastamonu: Where Nature's Majesty meets History's Echo!

The Valla Canyon (Valla Kanyonu) is located 20 km away from the Pınarbaşı District of Kastamonu. It starts at the crossroad of the Devrekani River and the Kanlıçay River and proceeds 12 km towards Cide where cliffs are varying between 800-1300 meters in height.

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Unveil the Hidden Depths of Muğla at Saklıkent Canyon!

Saklıkent is one hour’s drive from Fethiye, next to Karaçay, the border between Antalya and Muğla. Saklıkent, a natural beauty hidden in the mountains, it is 18 km long and at its highest reaches up to 600 m. It is a favourite picnic spot with rustic restaurants serving fresh trout and offering a cool refuge on hot summer days.

Valla Canyon, Where Nature's Majesty meets History's Echo!

The Valla Canyon (Valla Kanyonu) is located 20 km away from the Pınarbaşı District of Kastamonu. It starts at the crossroad of the Devrekani River and the Kanlıçay River and proceeds 12 km towards Cide where cliffs are varying between 800-1300 meters in height. The canyon can be reached after passing a 15 km long road through the forests. As it is dangerous, it is required to acquire permission, and take a professional guide, and special equipment to pass the canyon. Valla Canyon and its scenery are worth to be seen from the wooden sightseeing platform. The canyon has rugged scarps which are home to eagles, vultures, hawks, and many more wild beasts.