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Tahtalı Dağı

Information

Elevation: 2.366 m
Country: Turki (TR)
Location / Range: Beydağları — Provinsi Antalya (dekat Kemer), Turki
Mountain type: Puncak batu di rangkaian Beydağları (pesisir) — 'Olympus Likia' zaman kuno
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 36.5363, 30.4422
Difficulty: Pendakian melalui Beycik menuntut stamina di jalur berbatu; puncak dicapai lewat cabang dari Jalur Likia. Teleferik menyediakan akses terpisah.
Best Season: April–Mei atau September–November menurut laporan pendakian Satyabrata Dam; kondisi salju tetap perlu diperiksa.
Permits & Rules: Informasi tiket dan layanan teleferik tersedia melalui Olympos Teleferik. Sumber pendakian yang ditinjau tidak menetapkan aturan izin terkini untuk pendaki jalan kaki.
Hazards: Tanjakan dan turunan curam, simpang yang membingungkan, serta salju yang dapat menutupi celah atau parit. Laporan pendaki mencatat kebutuhan membawa air dan suhu puncak yang dingin serta berangin.

Description

Tahtalı Dağı is a non-volcanic mountain listed at 2,366 m by Wikidata, near Kemer on Turkey’s Antalya coast, also known as Lycian Olympus. The Olympos cable car provides summit access. For hikers, the Lycian Way crosses the high slopes between Beycik and Yayla Kuzdere; reaching the summit requires a separate detour from the main trail. Firsthand accounts describe the transition from forest to open rocky terrain and Mediterranean views in clear weather.

Gallery

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Routes

Jalur Likia: Beycik – Yayla Kuzdere (tanpa cabang puncak)

Menanjak dan menurun curam / sustained steep ascent and descent

12.50 km +1186 m Sekitar 7,5 jam / about 7.5 hours

This south-to-north traverse crosses Tahtalı’s high slopes on rocky paths. Trekopedia’s distance and ascent figures cover Beycik to Yayla Kuzdere without the summit detour. Watch for confusing junctions and snow concealing gullies.

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Olympos Aerial Tram (teleferik) ke puncak

Akses kereta gantung / cable-car access

Beberapa menit naik kabin dari stasiun dasar

The easiest and fastest way to the top of Tahtalı is the Olympos Aerial Tram (cable car), which carries visitors from a base station near Kemer to just below the summit in minutes. It suits travelers who want the sea-and-mountain panorama without hiking. From the top station, a short walk offers views over the Antalya coast and the Beydağları range.

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Perkemahan tinggi (1.815 m) – puncak Tahtalı – kembali

Cabang puncak berbatu / rocky summit detour

6.00 km 5 jam 10 menit dalam catatan perjalanan / 5 hr 10 min in the trip report

Tarjei recorded an out-and-back walk from camp at 1,815 m to the 2,365 m summit on 10 October 2015. The 6 km and 5 hr 10 min describe his own outing, including time at the top, rather than a standard walking estimate. He returned along the same path.

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Climbing Experiences

Hikers’ accounts add context to the Tahtalı visit videos: the summit is a detour from the Lycian Way. Tarjei and Satyabrata started from high camps early in the morning, while Running Pilgrim approached from Gedelme. These accounts distinguish walking ascents from cable-car access, with reported conditions ranging from clear views to a cloud-covered summit.

References

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