Zemplén Adventure Park
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén
Zemplén Adventure Park, established in 2009 near Sátoraljaújhely in Hungary's Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County, is a premier complex of outdoor leisure and sports facilities. Spanning the Magas-hegy, Szár-hegy, and Várhegy hills, it features Hungary's longest seated chairlift and the longest winter-summer bobsled track in the country and region. The park offers a variety of adventure elements such as climbing walls, multiple adventure tour courses with varying difficulty levels, ski slopes, and playgrounds for children. Visitors can explore a nature trail that extends beyond the park's core area, connecting the surrounding mountainous terrain. Key attractions include the "Zemplén723" national unity bridge, which holds a Guinness World Record for its 723-meter span, and a cable car system known as "Dongó." The park is managed by the Magas-hegyi Tourist and Sports Center and attracts approximately 400,000 guests annually. Its facilities include a tourist hostel with up to 43 beds, making it suitable for multi-day visits. The park combines thrilling sports, family-friendly activities, and panoramic views, making it a unique destination in northeastern Hungary.
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Tip: Visit during spring to autumn for the best weather and full access to outdoor activities. Purchase tickets in advance, especially for weekends and holidays, to avoid queues. Discounts are often available for groups, children, and seniors. The park operates daily from 9:00 to 17:00. Consider staying overnight in the on-site tourist hostel for an extended experience. Wear comfortable outdoor clothing and footwear suitable for hiking and adventure sports.
Interesting facts
- •Zemplén Adventure Park hosts Hungary's longest seated chairlift.
- •It features the longest winter-summer bobsled track in Hungary and the surrounding region.
- •The "Zemplén723" bridge within the park holds a Guinness World Record for its 723-meter span.
- •The park attracts around 400,000 visitors annually.
- •It offers a unique combination of adventure sports, nature trails, and family-friendly activities.
History
Zemplén Adventure Park was inaugurated on July 20, 2009, as a modern outdoor leisure complex developed on the hills surrounding Sátoraljaújhely.
It was established to promote tourism and sports in the region, leveraging the natural landscape of Magas-hegy, Szár-hegy, and Várhegy.
Over the years, the park has expanded its offerings, adding unique features such as Hungary's longest seated chairlift and the longest bobsled track in Central and Eastern Europe.
The construction of the "Zemplén723" national unity bridge further enhanced the park's appeal, earning a Guinness World Record.
Today, it is maintained by the local municipal sports center and continues to grow as a key attraction in northeastern Hungary.
Place Guide
Lower Station (Alsó állomás)
The base area featuring the seated chairlift before its renovation, winter-summer bobsled track, ice rink for roller and artificial ice skating, climbing wall center, tourist hostel, and access to the Magas-hegyi nature trail.
Middle Station (Középső állomás)
Mid-mountain area with adventure tour courses of six difficulty levels, ski slopes with ski lifts, snow tubing tracks, playgrounds, and the Magas-hegyi nature trail continuation. Also home to the Homonnay Nándor Ski Museum.
Mountain Summit (Hegytető)
The highest point of the park featuring a lookout tower, a zipline called "Sólyom" (Falcon), and a cable car named "Dongó" (Bumblebee).
Szár-hegy Area
Area with the lower station of a cable car, zipline endpoint, the historic Hungarian Calvary memorial site, the Centenary Turul monument, the ongoing construction of the Trianon Centenary memorial, the 100th National Flag memorial, Saint Stephen's Chapel, a resting park with a viewpoint, and the first endpoint of the National Unity Bridge. It also includes the Szár-hegy chairlift.
Várhegy Area
Site of the excavation and visitor center of the Sátoraljaújhely castle, and the second endpoint of the National Unity Bridge (currently under construction).
Contact
Phone: 06 21 345 7070
