The launch site is situated at an elevation of 500 meters with a height difference of 250 meters. It is considered the main and best launch in the area. You can drive up to a certain point and then take a 15-minute walk to reach the launch site. This spot is very frequently used and is known for good thermal soaring and excellent cross-country (XC) flying opportunities. In the region of Hungary, the site record is 189.6 km. Specifically, in the Eger region of Hungary, the site record is 96.2 km. Most of the year is flyable, although winter conditions are generally limited to soaring. Top-landings are possible. From the middle of March to the middle of September, there are excellent opportunities for XC flights on numerous occasions. The country becomes very thermal during this period, with the best times for XC flying occurring after cold fronts in westerly, northwesterly, and northeasterly winds. For soaring, the best conditions are in southerly, southeasterly, and southwesterly winds. For more information, you can visit the Eged Eagles club at http://www.egedeagles.hu/. Accommodation options include Hotel Villa Volgy, Hotel Eged Park, and Minaret Hotel. For airspace information, visit www.hungarocontrol.hu/legter.
View spotThis site has an elevation of 224 meters and is occasionally used for paragliding. It offers opportunities for soaring, but cross-country flights are limited.
View spotThis paragliding site in Hungary offers a takeoff height of 444 meters and a height difference of 80 meters. It is frequently used and known for good thermal soaring conditions, making it a favorable spot for cross-country (XC) flights. The site has a notable site record of 134.5 km, which you can explore further at [this link](https://pg.c2.hu/index.php?pid=22&id=26). Another record for the region stands at 28.7 km, also detailed at [this link](https://pg.c2.hu/index.php?pid=22&id=26).
View spotHármashatárhegy, Óbuda, Hungary Elevation: 430 meters Height Difference: 300 meters This site is frequently used and offers good thermal soaring conditions, making it suitable for cross-country flights. The region has a site record of 125.1 km. Important: Do not fly higher than 750 meters due to the Budapest CTR. Access: You can reach the takeoff area by car or taxi. Parking is available near the takeoff. Landing Zones: There are various landing zones available. Difficulty: ++ Restrictions: HHH TIZ, TMA Local Advice: - Local residents do not appreciate landings in their gardens. - Be cautious of police helicopters when gaining altitude. - The flight path from the takeoff crosses the MSE airport TIZ. - If you are not familiar with emergency landing spots among houses, do not take off. The dense power lines and hard house walls are extremely dangerous. - In stronger winds, beginners should glide to the left of the takeoff towards the 'ribizkés' landing zone, which is closer to the hillside. In case of drifting back, Virágosnyereg can be a good emergency landing spot. - On busy summer weekends, avoid practicing takeoffs to reduce stress for everyone. - Only experienced pilots who know air traffic rules and can control their gliders should fly on crowded days. Record: Simonics Peter/Sector L/Kaposvar - 165 km (August 1997) Additional Information: - Altitude: 450 meters AMSL - TMA Restriction: 750 meters AMSL (takeoff +300 meters) - Basic Rule: If you drop below the takeoff level in Óbuda, head towards the landing zone. - In tricky situations, if the wind is from the right, head towards Ribiszkés meadow; if from the left, aim for the right end of the landfill (large landing zone). - In case of emergency, prefer the waterworks area over the streets due to the risk of power lines. Takeoff: The takeoff direction is northeast, providing ample space for both paragliders and hang gliders. Cross-country flights towards the southwest, in the direction of Lake Balaton, are possible. The takeoff site is accessible year-round. Caution: The flying area is directly over Budapest and within the TMA Ferihegy. Therefore, you must not exceed 750 meters AMSL. If you do, you must immediately reduce altitude. Detailed information is available at the takeoff site. For more information, visit: - [YouTube Video](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vAaBtnB1Po&list=UU64p3jz76Seo5PiPD5B-4LQ&index=1&feature=plcp) - [Paragliding Map](https://www.paragliding-mapa.cz/startovacky/detail/321/hhh-obuda-budapest) - [Flight Log](http://www.flightlog.org/fl.html?l=1&a=22&country_id=97&start_id=1678)
View spotLocated in Hungary, this paragliding site offers a takeoff height of 423 meters and a height difference of 200 meters. It is a popular spot for walk & fly enthusiasts and is frequently used by paragliders. The site is known for its excellent cross-country (XC) flying opportunities. In the Komarom-Esztergom region, this site has a notable site record of 196.9 km, making it a favored destination for experienced pilots looking to achieve long-distance flights. For more detailed information, you can visit [this link](https://www.pg.c2.hu/index.php?pid=22&id=29). Nearby flights and additional records, such as a flight record of 120.4 km, can also be explored for those interested in the site's performance and conditions.
View spotThis site, with an elevation of 473 meters, is infrequently used and typically offers short flights. It may not be the best choice for those seeking extended airtime or more popular paragliding experiences.
View spotThe take-off site is situated at an altitude of 418 meters with a height difference of 80 meters. This location is occasionally used due to the turbulent conditions when the wind comes from the southwest. It is suitable for small flights.
View spotThis paragliding site in Hungary offers a takeoff height of 195 meters. It is frequently used by pilots and is suitable for soaring. Cross-country (XC) flights are possible from this location, although the site record currently stands at a modest 0.5 km.
View spotThe launch site is situated at an elevation of 361 meters with a height difference of approximately 100 meters. It is a walk-and-fly location that is regularly used by paragliders. The site offers some opportunities for cross-country (XC) flights and features a pleasant soaring ridge. For flight records and more detailed information, you can check out Leonardo, which shows flights of around 28 km from this spot. Region: Pilis Highland, Hungary. The site record is 78.9 km. More details can be found here: [Pilis Highland Paragliding Site](http://www.pg.c2.hu/index.php?pid=22&id=14). The hike up to the launch site can be quite challenging. For additional flight logs and information, visit: [Flight Log](http://www.flightlog.org/fl.html?l=1&a=22&country_id=97&start_id=2168).
View spotCsolnok, Hungary offers a paragliding site with a height of 292 meters and a horizontal distance of approximately 100 meters. This location is frequently used for walk & fly activities and is known for good thermal soaring conditions. Some cross-country (XC) flights are possible, and top landing is also an option. The site record for this location is 49.1 km, showcasing its potential for longer flights. For more details, you can visit [Paragliding Hungary](https://www.pg.c2.hu/index.php?pid=22&id=71). In the Komarom-Esztergom region, near Csolnok, the flight record is 1.4 km. For additional information, you can check out this [YouTube video](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePD0ZFZg3U8) or visit [Paragliding Mapa](https://www.paragliding-mapa.cz/startovacky/detail/244/csolnok-mokus-hegy).
View spotThe take-off altitude is 347 meters, with a height difference of approximately 150 meters. This site is suitable for walk & fly and is regularly used by paragliders. It offers good opportunities for cross-country (XC) flights. For more details on flights from this location, you can visit: [Paragliding Forum Flight](http://www.paraglidingforum.com/leonardo/flight/138801). Region: Hungary. The site record is 29.8 km.
View spotCsĂłka-hegy, located in Hungary, offers a takeoff height of 420 meters and a height difference of 180 meters. This site is frequently used and is suitable for walk & fly activities. It also presents good opportunities for cross-country (XC) flights. The site has recorded flights up to 54.2 km, showcasing its potential for longer distances. Another record at this site is 8.4 km, indicating variability in flight conditions. For more detailed information, you can visit [CsĂłka-hegy on Paragliding Map](https://www.paragliding-mapa.cz/startovacky/detail/317/csoka-hegy-mor).
View spotThis paragliding site has a height of 379 meters and a horizontal distance of approximately 200 meters, making it an easy spot for flights. It is occasionally used, and cross-country (XC) flights are possible from here. There is some controversy surrounding this flying zone due to issues with hunters, road construction, and local residents. It is highly recommended to contact local pilots before planning a flight here, or consider not flying at this location to avoid potential conflicts. For more information, you can visit [this link](http://www.pg.c2.hu/). You can also reach out to Szabó Ernő at 06-30-427-466 for further details.
View spotLocated in the Eger region of Hungary, this paragliding site offers an elevation of 489 meters with a height difference of 200 meters. It is frequently used and known for good soaring conditions, making it suitable for both walk-and-fly enthusiasts and those looking to explore cross-country (XC) possibilities. The site is accessible by car, adding to its convenience. The site has a notable flight record of 96.2 km, showcasing its potential for longer flights.
View spotH 444, with an elevation of approximately 120 meters, is a site that is occasionally used, primarily by hang gliders. It offers opportunities for thermal soaring and cross-country flights. However, it is not a very popular spot and is rarely crowded. For more information on paragliding sites, you can visit [Paragliding Map](https://www.paraglidingmap.com/).
View spotThe takeoff site is situated at an elevation of 504 meters with a height difference of 200 meters. This location is frequently used and is known for its thermal soaring conditions, making it possible to engage in cross-country (XC) flights. The region is Hungary, and the site record for the longest flight is 44.7 km. When preparing for takeoff, exercise caution. The launch area is rocky and bushy, with trees on both sides. The takeoff spot is elevated and has a steep angle, making it suitable only for skilled pilots. For more detailed information, you can visit [ParaglidingEarth](https://www.paraglidingearth.com).
View spotThis paragliding site features a takeoff height of 425 meters and a height difference of 90 meters. It is frequently used and offers nice soaring conditions. The natural slope provides a smooth takeoff, and there is a nearby ramp for hang gliding. For a visual experience of this site, you can watch a video here: [YouTube Video](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXOxW_FP5_4).
View spotThis paragliding site has an elevation of 394 meters and a height difference of 60 meters. It is frequently used and offers good soaring conditions, making it a reliable choice for pilots looking to enjoy consistent flights. For a visual experience of what this site has to offer, you can watch this video: [Vimeo Video](https://vimeo.com/159938764).
View spotLocated in DĂszel, Hungary, this paragliding site offers a launch height of 352 meters with a height difference ranging from 100 to 225 meters. The site is popular and allows for launches in all directions, making it versatile for various wind conditions. The best conditions for launching are typically with southwest winds. Cross-country (XC) flights are feasible from this location, with the potential to fly over Lake Balaton. It is recommended to reach a minimum altitude of 1600 meters before attempting to cross the lake. During competitions, a shuttle service is available to transport pilots to the launch site. Outside of competition times, pilots will need to use the walk-and-fly approach. The site is situated within a nature-protected area, but flying here is legal. However, flying is only permitted from August 1st to December 31st each year. For more information, you can visit: - [Sky Club](http://www.skyclub.hu) - [PG C2](http://www.pg.c2.hu) Takeoff coordinates are: E 46° 52.332' N 17° 30.264'
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