Hikes Around Kemer offers several ways to combine walking, local sights, and practical travel. This guide explains how to choose a suitable plan and prepare for current conditions.

Göynük Canyon
Göynük Canyon begins with a forest approach before reaching water sections that may require specialist equipment. After rain, local access restrictions may change with the current.
Göynük Canyon is one of the main options covered in Hikes Around Kemer. Check the current access route, surface, elevation, and turnaround time, and stay on marked paths while respecting local rules and residents.
Phaselis and Coastal Trails
Ancient Phaselis combines archaeological remains, pine forest, and coastal paths. Check the current entry rules before choosing an exit to the beach.
Çamyuva, Tekirova, and Hidden Bays
Çamyuva, Tekirova, and Hidden Bays include forest paths that may change after winter storms. Use a recent track and respect fences and private land.
Climbs to Beycik and Tahtali
Climbs to Beycik and Tahtali require an early start. Above the forest, a sudden weather change can bring wind, fog, or snow while the coast remains warm.
Choosing by Season
- Spring: flowering slopes come with changeable weather and full stream beds.
- Summer: choose short early walks and carry plenty of water.
- Autumn: longer walks become more comfortable as the heat eases.
- Winter: expect winter conditions in the mountains even when the coast is mild.
Safety and Logistics
Save the map offline, check transport to the start, and share the route with someone at home. Carry a first-aid kit and an extra layer.
Human and Natural Traces
On forest roads, give animals, beehives, and working vehicles enough space.
Leave no waste in the pine forest. When calling emergency services, provide precise coordinates.
Compare direction with the valley shape, elevation, and your offline track rather than relying on one painted mark.
Human and Natural Traces is one of the main options covered in Hikes Around Kemer. Check the current access route, surface, elevation, and turnaround time, and stay on marked paths while respecting local rules and residents.



















