Trekking (For those who like to go on long rambles amidst unspoilt nature)

Stage 1 - The Kirkmerdiven Plateau and waterfalls

The tour beings early in the morning. A 20 km car drive is taken from the ELBABA Camping resort to the Elbaba Village. From here, those who wish to horseride can do so and others can carry on walking with horses. The Elbaba Village is 5 km away from Kirkmerdiven. Kirkmerdiven is small valley leading down into the depths of the Munzur Mountains. Kirkmerdiven is also the blank of the waterfalls. It is famous for its 4 large waterfalls. The single cloved wild garlic grows here. You can also come across bears, pheasants and mountain goats. You can picnic here in the afternoon and return to the resort in the evening.

Stage 2 - The Kepir Plateau

At a height of 3400 metres and at the peak of the mountains, the kepir Plateau can be walked in 6-8 hours. One night or, if desired, two nights can be spent on the plateau. There are 6 crater mountain lakes on the Kepir plateau. There is a dungeon and caves. It has a high level of oxygen, many varieties of flowers, white mushrooms and you may be able to come across wild animals. Each summer, people from the Ovacik Village come to this plateau with their animals and camp here for 3 months.

Stage 3 - The Mercan Valley (On the Erzincan - Tunceli province boundary)

From the Elbaba resort a 40 minute car journey and an hours walk will take you to the source of the Mercan water and its lakes. The abundant flora-fauna is breathtaking. Like the Munzur River, the Mercan Stream is also renowned for its trout. Here you can also find walnuts and wild pears and it is also famous for the Munzur Honey. During the afternoon you can have a picnic and then continue with the trip. Return to the camp is in the evening. The Mercan Valley, which is created out of the skirts of the Munzur Mountain, is 50 km. the Mercan Valley and its stream joins with the Munzur River.

Stage 4 - The Munzur Valley

The valley begins in Ovacik and joins with the Pulumur Valley in the city of Tunceli. The Munzur water flows all along the valley lenght and has the world-famous red-stopped trout. The valley is 59 km in length with mountains and forests. There is a main road from Tunceli to Ovacik. The valley has a wealthy assortment of flora and many types of wild animals. Ovacik also has trout farming facilities. The Peri Valley, Pulumur Valley, the Havachur Valley and the Ormanyolu Stream Valley is also located in Tunceli.

Stage 5 - The Springs (The Starting site of the Munzur Water)

About 40 springs which are found one beside each other along a distance of 300 metres from a very strong river. Picnicking is possible and the surounding villages are introduced. Short mountain climbing trips can be taken and return to the camp resort is in the evening. The springs are also a recreational ground area.

Stage 6 - Hot Springs and Spas

The Bagin Spa : It is located within the town of Mazgirt's Dedebag Village boundaries. The spa's water temperature is 39 C.

The Harik Spa : In the district of Nazmiye. The spa's water temperature 39 C. Large numbers of visitors come here for health reasons.

There are also the Harchik and Anafatma hot springs.

Stage 7 - The Munzur Mountains

The Munzur Mountains are the first range of mountains formed in Anatolia around 5 million years ago. It has height of 3420 m. and is richly abundant in flora-fauna. Amongst the many varieties you can also find healt-promoting garlic, sprouts, white mushrooms, herbal tea varieties, inverted tulips, and crater lakes at the peak. There is snow at the peak 12 months of the year. It is also home to wild animals and birds.