Lakes District

For various other locations around the world with a similar name, see Lake District. Lakes District (Turkish: Göller Yöresi) is in Mediterranean Turkey. Regions Cities Burdur — on the shore of Lake Burdur Eğirdir — pleasant town on the shore of its namesake lake, northern hub for hiking St Paul Trail Isparta — known as the "city of roses", because of the large oil-rose fields around it Other destinations Sagalassos near the town of Ağlasun is one of the major Roman cities of the region. Yazılı Kanyon National Park (Yazılı Kanyon Milli Parkı) — 10 km southwest of the village of Sütçüler, this national park is centred around a 10-km long, 100 to 400 mt deep canyon, surrounded by verdant mountains. Canyoning is a possible activity in the canyon, parts of which house hermitages dating back to Byzantine period (hence the name, which translates "inscripted canyon" in Turkish). Understand Scattered by a number of lakes large and small, fresh and salty alike, this inland region north of coastal Pamphylia over the Taurus mountain chain, is substantially different from, and less travelled than its coastal neighbours to the south. Lakes District more or less corresponds to the region named Pisidia in ancient times. In modern administrative terms, Lakes District occupies Isparta and Burdur Provinces. Talk Get in On foot Saint Paul Trail, a 500-so km marked hiking trail, starts from east of Antalya and ends near Yalvaç on the shore of Lake Eğirdir. Get around See Itineraries Do Eat Drink Stay safe Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!