Yedi Degirmenler Tabiat Parkı Çay Evi - GİRESUN ESPİYE

A truly wonderful nature park. The road to the mill and the caves was very nice but I wish there were some places where the slope was set better and more were added to the railing. We were worried at the exit and landing with the children. It's a hard way for the elderly. There is a nice restaurant called 7 Mills in the park, breakfast was nice.

When we first started, we encountered road works. A road that should be considered with constant winding across the road. But as soon as you arrive at the nature park, you will be greeted by a waterfall on your left as soon as you pass under the arch of Yedigöller Nature Park. Then there is the entrance fee of 10 TL, just above the area where you can sit more beautiful waterfall than the beautiful waterfalls of the mills and a unique landscape. Would recommend to everyone go and see the time to spend a picnic is a nice place

I went in the spring of 2021, the road was very bad, but the view is magnificent, the place to go to kalvati or barbecue is great, but the road is a problem

A beautiful place is located on the slope of the mountain. You go through the villages through the hazelnut gardens. Usually the roads are good, but in most places it is difficult to go two cars side by side.

Yedideğirmenler Nature Park in Espiye district was declared as a nature park in 2013 in terms of its cultural and natural resource values. The nature park, which is 62 kilometers from Giresun province and 28 kilometers from Espiye district, is located within the borders of Yeniköy, Akkaya and Avluca villages. Topkayabaşı Hill, which is 1,330 meters high, forming the eastern border of the nature park, is the highest point of the park area. One of the more than 200 nature parks in Turkey, this forested area of ​​103 hectares promises its visitors both a nostalgic and fairy-tale tour with its 7 mills. It is thought that these 7 mills, 6 of which are still used by the surrounding villages, were used for metal grinding during the Genoese period. Apart from these, 3 arch bridges in total, one of which was completely destroyed except for its feet, are among the historical beauties of the nature park integrated with its green nature. Of course, the beauties of Yedideğirmenler Nature Park do not end there. The Patlak water creek, which formerly gave its name to the region and emerges as the underground water of the Yedideğirmenler Cave, flows towards the mills and turns into 9 waterfalls. One of the most impressive natural wonders of the nature park, the cave is 207 meters long and its height varies between half a meter and ten meters. In addition, the cave is like a surrealistic painting decorated with stalactites, stalagmites and similar formations. The length of the stalactites, each of which is stated to have been formed between 50 and 80 years, is approximately 3 meters. This cave, which everyone will be dying to explore, can only be visited after August, with special equipment and by people who are knowledgeable about it, due to its narrow entrance and its waterway feature. Another resource value of the nature park is the sediments in the area where Çay Stream sinks. There are more than thirty sediments and the formation of these sediments continues. Three of these precipitates have completed their formation and become dolines. From the moment the burst water stream comes out of the cave, waterfalls form. The region where these waterfalls are located operates 7 mills and provides a passage with 3 stone arch bridges.