Yerköprü Milli Parkı

Captures the spirit! A very beautiful place! A must visit!

Yerköprü Waterfall Yerköprü Nature Park, while searching the maps, you need to go according to this location, when others go wrong, it seems that a very rickety waterfall is not worth going first, but when you go next to it, I think that it is a truly natural wonder place. Entry fee. there is one and a half kilometer walking path. One cabin has WC but very clean. There are water dispensers, ice-cold water can be drunk

Definitely a recommendation! Very well maintained complex. The paths on the territory are excellent, everything is equipped. In hot months it is better to catch up to 10 o'clock. Then it will be hot and people will come running. But the spectacle exceeded all expectations. Stop by without thinking.

One cannot believe that this waterfall has so few reviews. You really come across an incredible natural beauty. There is a car park inside and although we went on Saturday, we did not encounter any crowds. There is a challenge to access this beauty. This is to follow a downhill route that takes about 30-40 minutes on foot after getting out of the vehicle. Of course, the return is more challenging, but it's worth it. For the road used on the way to the national park, after deviating from the main Ermenek road, it is another 10 km. 4 km of this road is very nice asphalt, the rest is patched asphalt on the mountain slope. It should also be noted that you are proceeding from a place where there is a possibility of landslides or stony rolling, since you are driving on the mountain slopes for the last 5-6 km. Despite that, I recommend it. Finally, as far as I saw on the internet, it is also confused with Yerköprü Göksu waterfall in Konya.

We entered at 16:00. We went down the straight ramp and preferred the stairs when we were climbing. It was not very tiring for us. It is absolutely necessary to see the view up and down from the bridge over the stairs. I wish they had opened the water a little more. It was a bit of a disappointment. We completed our trip at 17:30...

A place that is a bit far but really worth a visit, must be visited. Yerköprü Waterfall was registered as a Natural Monument on 03 May 2011. In the research conducted by experts about the waterfall, which is 35 kilometers away from the town center of Mut, it is stated that it emerged with the presence of a very narrow spring water as a result of the use of Cretaceous (Chalk Period) aged limestones 110 million years ago. Flowing from a height of about 30 meters, the waterfall is 200 meters long, 10 meters wide and its base is a 10-15 meters deep lake, and inside the water tunnel, there are unspoiled stalactites and rich vegetation. The cave, which is one of the most effective places and serves as a bridge, is fed by the water coming from the Gezende Dam and the activity at the junction of the water coming out of the eye at the bottom of the rock brings along coolness.