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Lonely Planet · 2024
The 17th edition covers Antalya and the surrounding coast, including getting to the Upper and Lower Düden falls.
Turkey · Sakarya Province
Doğançay Waterfall is a waterfall in Sakarya Province, northwestern Turkey. It is a registered natural monument of the country.
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Doğançay Waterfall drops over a series of steps. It is a cascade-type fall, and the nearest base for a visit is Geyve, Turkey. Access to the main viewpoint is rated moderate.
Summary adapted from the Wikipedia article (CC BY-SA 4.0).
As a cascade waterfall, water tumbles down a series of rock steps rather than falling free.
No commercial adventures run at Doğançay Waterfall itself — the experience is the approach and the view. Guided day trips from Geyve are the easiest way to combine it with the area around it.
Also good forHikingPhotographyWildlife & safari
Winter rain and spring snowmelt: March to June is the season, and late summer can leave the smaller falls dry.
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Guidebook
Lonely Planet · 2024
The 17th edition covers Antalya and the surrounding coast, including getting to the Upper and Lower Düden falls.
40.6, 30.37167
Doğançay Waterfall is in Turkey (Sakarya Province). The nearest base is Geyve, Turkey. Its coordinates are 40.6000, 30.3717.
Peak flow is March to June. Winter rain and spring snowmelt: March to June is the season, and late summer can leave the smaller falls dry.
Beyond the viewpoints: hiking, photography and wildlife & safari. Access to the main viewpoint is rated moderate — a real walk — expect stairs, uneven ground or an hour on the trail.
The usual base is Geyve, Turkey. A real walk — expect stairs, uneven ground or an hour on the trail from there.
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