Köroglu Daglari 
The Köroglu Daglari, formed by the uplift zone on the southern edge of the great depression marking the main North Anatolian fault, extends for some 400km/248mi between the Sakarya Nehri in the west and Kizilirmak in the east. The central section of this andesitic range lies immediately south of Bolu, a scenically magnificent and sparsely populated plateau, above which rises Köroglu Tepesi (2,378m/7,804ft), the principal summit.
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Here even in high summer walkers can escape the tourist throng to savor the tranquillity of an unspoiled countryside with a pleasant climate, extensive fir and pine forests, large expanses of summer pasture and picturesque yaylas (Alpine-style summer settlements used by herdsmen). One such village (and police post), Kizgölcük Yaylasi, with ancient farmsteads reminiscent of log cabins, is situated about 30km/20mi south of Bolu on the Seben road.
In the past few years two wintersports areas at altitudes between 1,900 and 2,350m/6,235 and 7,712ft have opened in the vicinity of Köroglu Tepesi, at Kartalkaya and Sarialan, about 60km/38mi southeast of Bolu.
In the past few years two wintersports areas at altitudes between 1,900 and 2,350m/6,235 and 7,712ft have opened in the vicinity of Köroglu Tepesi, at Kartalkaya and Sarialan, about 60km/38mi southeast of Bolu.
