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Trails · Buda Hills
A high meadow and forest recreation area in the Buda Hills with hiking trails, lookouts and the dog-friendly Normafa Ski Lodge restaurant at the top. It is a classic Budapest dog-walking destination, offering cool air and wide trails with city views. Mountain paths connect to János-hegy, the city's highest point.
Cooler hillside trails, big meadows to romp in and a dog-awarded terrace restaurant at the summit.
Free public area open year-round; keep leashed on shared trails and in picnic zones, with open meadow sections widely used off-leash by locals. The adjacent ski lodge terrace welcomes dogs and won a 2024 dog-friendly venue award.
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