P2 Dağyenice –Fırla Hill - Demirci
P2 Dağyenice –Fırla Hill - Demirci
9 km
Max.: 26,6%/-30,7% - Av.: 7,4%/-8,5%
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Only 3.5 km from Misi, Dağyenice has become a go-to for nature lovers and athletes thanks to its clean air and lush environment.
From the historic plane tree by the mosque in Dağyenice, a paved road leads down to the pond - smoother than the rough alternative below. A 2 km side path runs between homes and gardens and merges with the main path from Misi. Around 700 meters of the route goes along asphalt. Just past the pond’s directional signs, the path to Fırla Hill - Demirci starts 50 meters to the right.
The dirt road climbs toward Çakmacık Hill, weaving through farmland. From June to August, you might walk among blooming sunflower fields while enjoying views of Dağyenice Pond, Gördükalanı, and the hills along Trans Mysia 2.
After 1.7 km, a path branches off to the right, leading to the Fırla Dede Shrine - a scenic lookout named after a legendary figure said to have fought in Bursa’s conquest. You’ll spot it easily thanks to the giant 46-meter flagpole flying the Turkish flag.
To continue toward Demirci, follow the path next to the shrine signage. The dirt road drops northwest into the forest past Kayşak Ridge and heads toward Müezzintaşı, eventually reaching the bridge by Demirci Cemetery after 4 km.
Alternative: From Fırla Hill, instead of heading to the shrine, continue east between Fırla Hill and Taşbaşı Hill. This path cuts through pine and oak forests, offering a head-on view of Dağyenice and cityscapes as you descend back into the P2 trail.