Szent László look-out tower,mogyoród in hungary

Hegyestű or Hegyes-tű is a  mountain in the Balatonfelvidéki (Balaton Uplands), on the eastern edge of the  Káli-medence (basin), between Monoszló and Zánka, in the Balatonfelvidéki (Balaton Uplands) National Park. Its altitude is 337 m or 338 m above sea level. Due to earlier basalt mining, it lost its original cone shape, but due to raw material extraction, the internal structure of the mountain was revealed, and the basalt trapped in the former volcanic vent became visible, and during its cooling it solidified into columns. At the top of the hill, archaeologists found pots from the Árpád period and a roughly circular ring of walls. On the hill you can find karst bush forests typical of the  Balatonfelvidéki (Balaton Uplands) with characteristic cherry ivy, while on the side facing Lake Balaton you can see oak forests, vineyards and cellars without cherries. The possibilities are limitless here too,many opportunities await even in the vicinity of Hegyestű.Have fun!

Kaán Károly kilátó (lookout tower) on the top of Nagy-Hárs-hegy(hill)(453 m) offers a wonderful view over the capital and its surroundings.

Hiking up to the lookout tower sitting at 454 m the panorama unfolds nearly for 360 degrees. Only János-hegy interrupts the view to the south. From the observation deck you can see the central and northern districts of Budapest, the range of Pilis and Visegrádi Mountains with Börzsöny Mountains in the background. To the west you can spot the sail-shaped Csergezán Pál  kilátó (lookout tower) on the top of Nagy-Kopasz hegy (hill). The view to the west is dominated by the Basin of Zsámbék.

The tower was built in 1988-1989. The oak structure on the stone base is supported by red pine beams.Let the good times roll!