Turkey: The Lycian Way
Hiking tourism is truly still in its infancy in Turkey. Only since the late 90s has a Turkish long-distance hiking trail existed at all: the Lycian Way. The Lycian Way, with its approximately 500 kilometers of length, was initiated by the English hiking pioneer Kate Clow. Its name is derived from the Lycian tribe, who settled the coastal region in ancient times. To this day, numerous ruins and half-submerged cities bear witness to this time. The Lycian Way begins near...