Felfedező út Solymár felé

The route is acceptable up to the northeastern corner of Solymár, with some nice sections towards Szénások, but after Solymár the Bécsi út is a disaster. The streets marked on the map disappeared during the railway renovation, and the situation around Bécsi út is now even worse. I also had to ride there for a while. There is a brook, but the traffic is catastrophic.

Route: up to the large Hűvösvölgyi meadow as usual, then the marked bike path runs a long way through small suburban streets. After Zsíros hill the route is unclear; a steep climb leads towards Szénások, and you have to push your bike because it's so dusty and gravelly. And riding a bike there is also prohibited. Nagy-Szénás is a very beautiful place; there is a rest area at the old tourist house monument. From here I left the marked big loop (blue sign) and took the yellow trail down towards Pilisszentiván. Here the road goes through a narrower valley. While avoiding a fallen tree, I fell because it was very steep. Once reaching the inhabited area, the excitement disappears, and boring small streets follow. The fishing lake is nice, the mining lakes less so (surrounded by shacks). The road from Pilisvörösvár to Solymár is quite good. An agricultural dirt road along the ridge, parallel to the railway. Beautiful view, nice surroundings. But from here everything ends. From here on I cycled along with cars :( With a heavy heart I looked to the right where the border mountain number 3 can be seen and my usual beautiful route. I tried to leave the Bécsi út as soon as possible and turned towards Csillaghegy. Finally, under the Békásmegyeri HÉV underpass, I got to the civilized side and sped straight down to the Danube shore. At this point I was so hungry that I decided to ride to Szentendre for a meal. I stopped by Gábor's for a good barbecue. Around 5 pm I set off home because I didn't have lights. From there I took the usual Szentendre-Budapest bike path and got home in 2 hours.