This hiking trail begins in a wooded area and features a spacious clearing at the end, making it easy to find a comfortable spot to rest or turn around. The access road may have a few rough patches, so it's best suited for converted vans rather than large motorhomes. It offers a peaceful and quiet atmosphere at night.
This is a serene and picturesque location with beautiful sunny mornings and evenings. While the access road may be slightly bumpy, it is easily navigable even for larger vehicles like our 6.36 meter long Jumper. The camping spot itself is relatively flat. In the morning, we were greeted by two friendly locals passing by.
This is a remote location where the sound of the small road above is barely audible. Be cautious when driving on the gravel road, especially when exiting the area. If it rains, there may be some slipping, especially for vans like ours that have rear-wheel drive. We noticed a slight smell of diesel fuel, and it turns out that the locals are using a generator to pump fuel from the stream, about 25 meters away from the camping spot. If the wind blows in the wrong direction when we are outside, the smell of diesel fuel is stronger than that of the surrounding aromatic herbs. Unfortunately, this was an unlucky situation, but apart from that, it's a really nice place.