P6 Atlas - İnegazi
The short 2-kilometer trail between Atlas and İnegazi neighborhoods serves not only as a hiking route but also as a designated biking trail. With the rise of summer homes in recent years, Atlas has grown and become an attractive location among the mountain villages in southern Nilüfer. Situated along the Mysia Trails, Atlas has become a popular meeting spot for cyclists coming from Dağyenice Pond and Çalı. Instead of taking the longer 3-kilometer route via Bursa Street to reach İnegazi, many cyclists prefer using this shortcut.
The trail begins at the western exit of Atlas, where a paved road leads toward Kadriye. A dirt road branches off to the right at the beginning of this route, marking the trailhead. Originally a shortcut used by locals to reach İnegazi, this path has widened due to new housing developments in Atlas and now resembles a small street, much of it surfaced with cobblestones.
From the entrance, the trail passes between houses before continuing through farmland and orchards, eventually connecting to İnegazi.
Crossing the iron bridge at the western edge of İnegazi leads to the connecting points for three other Mysia Trails. These are the P13 trail descending from Üçpınar to Tahtalı, the P12 trail heading toward Kadriye, and the P11 trail climbing up to Üçpınar.
To extend your walk, you can continue from the village square in İnegazi, which is also the starting point for the P9 trails that go directly to Tahtalı and Yaylacık.