What makes this place unique
Terrain, waters and landscape
Forest
It represents the Çekmeköy portion of the lush vegetation that survived to the present day thanks to the protection provided by military zones throughout Istanbul. In Turkiye forestry literature, it is studied for its structure containing typical features of the maquis-forest transition zone.
The area functions as a critical corridor for maintaining ecological balance and hosts local fauna elements.
Practical notes before you go
Visit
- Type
- Forest
- Tip
- Leave no trace and follow local park guidelines.
Related places around here
Nearby
Mountain
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Forest
Alemdag Forest
Alemdag Forest, located within the boundaries of Çekmeköy in Istanbul , is one of the most important green areas in the region. You can check the Map section to see its detailed location.
Forest
Tasdelen Forest
Tasdelen Forest, known for its famous natural spring waters, is the most well-known forested area of Çekmeköy geography. You can access the location of the area from the Map field.
Forest
Resadiye Forest
Resadiye Forest, located in the eastern part of Çekmeköy district, is a southern extension of the Northern Forests. You can follow the Map link to confirm its location.
Stream
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Stream
Circir Stream
Circir Stream, fed by forested areas within Çekmeköy , is a natural stream collecting surface waters of the region. You can examine the geographical position of the stream bed via the Map .
Stream
Komurcuoda Stream
Komurcuoda Stream, located in the northeastern basin of Çekmeköy , is one of the streams with seasonal discharge flowing into the Omerli reservoir. You can look at the location details in the Map area.
Picnic area
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Picnic area
Alemdag Picnic Area
As one of the most important green spaces in the Çekmeköy district, this picnic area is a meeting point with nature for the people of Istanbul .
Picnic area
Tasdelen Picnic Area
Famous for its historic spring waters and pine trees, this area is one of the most established recreational facilities in the Çekmeköy region.