Approach
From Debrecen on the road number 48 until Vámospércs, in the town at the N 47° 31,4304' E 21° 54,4050' (122 m) point turn to the direction of Bagamér and then
at the N 47° 28,4036' E 21° 57,7193' (118 m) point you can leave your car. You can reach as far as 10 metres from the box by bike or land rover on the dirt road of variable quality.
Observation hill with stone pillar
N 47° 27,9725' E 21° 57,4655' (133 m )
Those who are good at panning, practice it
About the environment
In Kék-Kálló, also named as Big Brook Valley, one can find almost all of the typical habitat of the Nyírség can be found. The high dunes of the Milldike (Malomgát), are worth seeing, at the bottom of the valley there are fens and swamp-fields, moreover oak forests also can be found in the area. The steep dune side covered with silver lime-oak forest is another speciality of the place. The Kék-Kálló Valley at the border of Bagamér is one of the 28 protected areas of the Hajdúsági Landscape Protection Area containing rare botanical values. Forests, meadows, pastures hiding native and rare plants can also be found in the valley.
The Kék-Kálló or the II. main brook is dividing the border of Álmosd and Bagamér from the North to the South and in it’s vally almost all the typical habitats of the Nyírség can be found: the famous dunes of Crane- hills (Milldike), the Crane-fens reaching as far as Kokad and Létavértes, the silver lime- oak forest covering a steep hillside. Near to the area but rather at the border of Vámospércs can be found the last pieces of oak forests of this area.
Source: table outside and google
Footnote: I started to get refreshed after a troublesome day and this place stuck me for some hours. With the gaze of flatland people I was charmed by all the sights. I was planning for the whole week to install a box here. I get my dear friend to help me.
Have a nice searching and refreshment: Szabi-Reni