Starting from our base, we first discover the hidden, quiet back roads of Kőröshegy, then continue the adventure on dirt roads winding through huge arable lands. Our first stop is the picturesque Downy Oak rest terrace, where we take an approximately 10-minute break. Here everyone will have time to admire the unparalleled view, take a breather, and take the best photos.

After our short break, we return to the machines and the dirt roads. Along the way, we take things up a notch: the terrain becomes a shade more technical, so you can get a taste of the real off-road experience, but don't worry, the section is completely safe and easy to complete! Climbing a more spectacular, steeper incline, we reach the second stop of our tour. The view here speaks for itself: a breathtaking panorama opens up to the Kőröshegy Viaduct and almost the entire Lake Balaton.

After this, we roll further along the dirt roads accompanied by a continuous, stunning 360-degree panorama. After a larger, enjoyable descent, the open terrain is replaced by a cozy, shady forest section, and then, filled with experiences and dust, we return to the base.

Starting downwards from our base, after a short concrete road warm-up, we immediately pass under the pillars of the monumental Kőröshegy viaduct. From here we begin the climb into the hills: driving along a forest road, huge, open wastelands suddenly unfold before us. At a pleasant pace, following right at the edge of the forest, we reach the first exciting station of our tour, the Szólád Loess Cellar Row.

Briefly about the place: This is an award-winning attraction unique in Europe, where dozens of centuries-old wine cellars carved into loess walls up to 6-8 meters high are lined up. The cellar system with its special atmosphere is a real time travel into the past of domestic wine culture.

After a little sightseeing and a photo break, we rev up the engines again and aim for the Nezdei Sculpture Park.

Briefly about the place: Located on Nezde Hill, the mystical "Scythian Golgotha" is a special, wood-carved memorial park depicting ancient Hungarian and Hun historical figures such as Chief Koppány or Attila. According to popular belief, the place has special, healing earth radiation and energies.

Here, in addition to the fascinating atmosphere, a fantastic view already greets us, making this location perfect for a little rest and joint photography.

After recharging, driving takes the main role again. We cut across a smaller, romantic forest section, at the end of which we emerge into a hidden field. Here awaits perhaps the most beautiful moment of the tour: a breathtaking panorama opens up to the Viaduct, and in the background the water surface of Lake Balaton glitters. After stopping here for a short rest and absorbing the sight, we begin the journey back.

We descend back to the foot of the Viaduct, roll again under the giant concrete monster, and then, as a worthy conclusion to the tour, we overcome one last, steeper climb. After a short forest section, full of experiences, with a smile reaching ear to ear, we return to the base.

This tour is a true, substantial off-road expedition that combines stunning historical sights with the most varied terrain conditions.

Starting downwards from our base, after a short concrete road warm-up, we immediately pass under the pillars of the monumental Kőröshegy viaduct. From here we begin the climb into the hills: driving along a forest road, huge, open wastelands suddenly unfold before us. At a pleasant pace, following right at the edge of the forest, we reach the first exciting station of our tour, the Szólád Loess Cellar Row.

Briefly about the place: This is an award-winning attraction unique in Europe, where more than 100 centuries-old wine cellars carved into loess walls up to 6-8 meters high are lined up. The cellar system with its special atmosphere is a real time travel into the past of domestic wine culture.

After a little sightseeing and a photo break, we rev up the engines again and aim for the Nezdei Sculpture Park.

Briefly about the place: Located on Nezde Hill, the mystical "Scythian Golgotha" is a special, wood-carved memorial park depicting ancient Hungarian and Hun historical figures. According to popular belief, the place has special, healing earth radiation and energies.

Here, in addition to the fascinating atmosphere, a fantastic view already greets us, making this location perfect for a little rest and joint photography. After the rest at Nezde, unlike the previous route, we don't turn back, but dive even deeper into the adventure! Passing through a longer, exciting forest section, the space opens up again, and we arrive at huge wastelands. Here a real experience cruising begins: dense, romantic forest on our left, and seemingly endless fields accompany our path on our right.

From the open terrain we enter a shorter forest section where we park the machines. With a light, only 5-minute hike we conquer one of the highlights of our tour, Fehérkő Castle (also known as Kereki Castle).

Briefly about the place: Built in the 14th century, the medieval fortress, now a romantic ruin, is the only remaining stone castle in Somogy county. Walking among the historical walls, a special, medieval atmosphere captivates you.

From the castle ruins, the landscape literally lies at our feet: an incredibly clear, beautiful panorama opens up to the Viaduct and Lake Balaton. After everyone has recovered from the breathtaking sight, we return to the vehicles.

We head towards Pusztaszemes: driving on dynamic dirt roads we briefly drive through the settlement, then immediately climb the opposite hillside. Another enjoyable, longer cruise begins, during which we detour to a special viewpoint. Looking left here, the Viaduct and the Hungarian sea show themselves again in all their glory - naturally we stop here too, so everyone can take the perfect photos.

After photography, we continue the journey with a minor hill climb, then safely cross over the M7 motorway on a gravel section. From here our path leads downwards: we descend back on a final, cozy forest section, all the way to the base.

If you don't want to make compromises and want to discover all the treasures of the region during a single huge, adrenaline-fueled adventure, then this tour is for you! This is our longest and most eventful route, where we drive the machines the most. In this exclusive off-road expedition, we combined all the legendary attractions and the most varied terrain conditions. Along the route, in addition to fast-paced cruising, somewhat harder, more technical sections also await us, so it is guaranteed that driving enthusiasts will also experience maximum challenge and thrill!

From our base we set off on the hidden paths of Kőröshegy and among huge arable lands to reach our first stop, the Downy Oak rest terrace. We take a short break here to admire the awakening landscape and shoot some photos, then return to the dirt roads. After a more dynamic, exciting section, we head towards Pusztaszemes. We drive through the settlement, climb the surrounding hills, and after an enjoyable, long cruise we park our machines at the edge of the forest.

With a short, 5-minute hike we conquer the medieval Fehérkő (Kereki) Castle. The 14th-century historical ruins offer an incredibly clear, panoramic view of the Viaduct and the water surface of Lake Balaton. After absorbing the sight, we hop back into the saddle. Crossing the border of dense forests and endless wastelands, we approach Nezde Hill on the most varied and sometimes technical terrain of the tour so far.

We arrive at the mystical Nezdei Sculpture Park (Scythian Golgotha). We take another rest in the memorial park depicting historical figures, considered to have a special atmosphere and healing energy, where the beautiful view and the magic of the place are guaranteed to recharge everyone after the harder sections.

Descending from the mountain, we roll further on the huge wastelands and the edge of the forest until we reach the Europe-winning Szólád Loess Cellar Row. Where the row of dozens of centuries-old wine cellars carved into high loess walls is a real time travel, providing a perfect background for the last photos of the tour.

From the cellars we descend into the valley on a concrete forest road, straight to the foot of the Kőröshegy Viaduct. We roll under the gigantic concrete pillars - which shows the country's largest bridge from an absolutely amazing perspective - and then, after overcoming one last, steep and exciting climb, we return to the base through a shorter forest section.