Hiking Tours in Budapest

Hiking Tour to the Peak of Hungary

The hike in Budapest that you can't miss

I've been to Budapest quite a few times, but I had no idea there was such great hiking so close to the city, just a two-hourish bus ride away. Laszlo was an excellent guide. I was impressed from the start: I was the only guest, and he still ran the tour. From the very beginning, he happily answered all my questions about everything from nature to politics. The hike itself was easy, the weather was perfect, and the views were stunning. I learned a lot about the local nature, especially mushrooms (a new thing for me). We visited the top of a TV tower (we could see everything!) and finished at a beautiful lookout point with amazing panoramic views. At the end, I received a certificate of participation. I wasn't expecting it, but it makes a nice souvenir. We left Budapest around 7:30 a.m. and got back just before 7 p.m. A full day, and absolutely worth it. Highly recommended.

Budapest E-Mountain Biking in Buda Hills with great scenery

Bird's-eye view of Budapest

Brilliant experience seeing a different side to Budapest. E-bike in the forest. Amazing views and great laugh.

Chairlift ride + Forest Walk + Viewpoints over Budapest

Not quite as advertised

We were in Budapest during an incredible heat wave so that made everything a bit harder through no fault of guide. There was also an accident or something that was really bottlenecking traffic on the bus that we were supposed to ride to where we would get on the chair lift. Due to the crowding on the bus our guide decided we would get off and walk to the chairlift. However...it was a slight up-hill most of the way and quite warm and many in our group struggled with that part and it made the rest of the trip more problematic. This is a nature walk and the scenery is fantastic! When we were there the overlook was closed due to some damage but there was still a couple places to stop and the mile long, mostly flat nature walk that went to the strudel house. Had we not done the half hour uphill walk to get to the chair lift even our most fragile would have been able to do the 1 mile walk to the strudel house and then gotten the bus back down. The description did not really mention that it was a quite steep and gravel (slippery) downhill hike to the bottom. Our guide was good with the group who hiked down but if he had asked if everyone in our 18 person group was capable of doing a long walk uphill to get to the chair lift I would have told him we needed to stay on the bus as planned.