P11 Üçpınar - İnegazi
P11 Üçpınar - İnegazi
5,9 km
Max.: 30,8%/-34,2% - Av.: 9,1%/-10,8%
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Üçpınar is one of Nilüfer’s quiet and sparsely populated neighborhoods, founded by immigrants from the Deliorman region of Bulgaria after the 1877-1878 Russo - Turkish War. Located in a mountainous area 33 kilometers from the city center, it also happens to be the starting point for three different trails.
The P11 trail, which connects Üçpınar to İnegazi, is about 6 kilometers long. The trail begins roughly 200 meters above Üçpınar, on the road that leads to Deliktaş Cave. A path climbs between fields and, after about 1.2 kilometers, reaches its highest point at Sıçancık Hill. Here, the trail splits. The path to the left continues down to Tahtalı as the P13 route, while the route to İnegazi turns to the right.
The trail then descends toward Bedistan Creek, continuing through the valley for about 800 meters. Passing east of Bedistan Ridge, it turns north and follows a dirt road winding through oak woods. It makes a wide arc toward Öküzyatağı Ridge, then descends toward Karakiraz Creek. From this point, the route continues downhill through forested terrain and eventually reaches the Üçpınar-İnegazi asphalt road.
The trail passes by the Turuncu Rahvan Horse Farm and joins the asphalt. From the signpost, turn right and walk 500 meters to reach İnegazi neighborhood. In the village square, where the coffeehouses are, there’s a small street behind the mosque that leads to the 2-kilometer P6 trail connecting to Atlas.
If you continue just 100 meters along the main road toward Çalı and turn left, you’ll join the P9 trail, which leads to Tahtalı and Yaylacık.