The plateau is 70 km away from Çankırı, and Is located within the boundaries of the Ilgaz District, the plateau has an altitude of 1650 m. In the Kırkpınar Plateau, which has highland houses belonging to the surrounding villages, there is also a pond with an area of approximately 55,000 square meters. Surrounded by yellow pine, larch, fir trees, and meadows, the plateau is very attractive with its easy access, exquisite scenery, clean air, and abundant water resources for those who want to engage in horseback riding and trekking, viewing, camping, caravan, photography, mountain hiking, apart from daily visitors.

Discover the allure of Çankırı, a hidden gem in Türkiye, where majestic landscapes embrace centuries of history. The city is home to one of Türkiye's most significant and symbolic historic sites, the captivating Historical Independence Trail. As you tread along its thoughtfully preserved path, you will journey through the footsteps of our nation's heroes and breath-taking views of nature, retracing the struggle for freedom and independence. The trail not only commemorates the resilience of the Turkish people, but is also a living symbol of their love for the country. Imagine walking along the path where brave men once fought for the liberty we cherish today. Every corner whispers tales of valor, every stone engraved with years of resilience, subtly transporting you back in time. It stands as a remembrance of the Turkish spirit of independence and a tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Whether you're a history enthusiast or an outdoor explorer, the Historical Independence Trail in Çankırı offers an exceptional journey of discovery. The trail is surrounded by unique flora and fauna, making it not just a pilgrimage into Türkiye's past, but also a serene communion with nature. Visiting this trail means engaging with a piece of Türkiye's heritage while immersing yourself in its stunning natural beauty. Dive into the heart of Türkiye and experience Çankırı, a city that goes beyond traditional tourism, offering gems like the Historical Independence Trail that represent the indomitable Turkish spirit. Discover what it truly means to be independent as you walk the trail and learn about the extraordinary history that shaped Türkiye. Deepen your understanding of what truly makes our country unique, and let Çankırı work its magic on your senses.

The bridge is built along the Melan Stream outside the district. It has two arches, its feet are made of cut stone, and the other parts are made of wood. It was built wide enough for pedestrians to pass over it. It has a different architectural style created by planks superimposed on cut-stone pillars. The bridge was protected by being covered with a Turkish style tile roof. Although the date of construction is unknown, it is estimated to be 100-150 years old.

The tombs, which are estimated to belong to the Roman and Eastern Roman Periods, are generally located on the southern steep slopes of the hill behind the village. There are caverns on the surface of the hill, which has the characteristic of pebble sedimentary rock. The caverns of various heights and widths feature the characteristics of single, transitional, two-room sections to which transition is made through steps, and lighting windows. They have a square, rectangular plan, a flat dome, and a saddle-roof ceiling. Small and large niches cut into the walls were used as the burial chamber and for residential purposes. Some of them have arched entrances and have dead remains inside. Between the caverns, there is a cave with water, which can be reached over 27 stairs. The Fairy Chimney formations and rock tombs between them create interesting views in the Gelin Kayası area, which is 2 km away from the village in the flow of the Devrez Stream.