Yedigöller

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The Yedigöller National Park is located in the north of the Bolu Province, Turkey. In Turkish Yedigöller means 'Seven Lakes'.

The park is best known for the lakes formed by landslides and for the rich plant life. There are beech trees, oaks, hornbeams, alders and black pines in the area.

Of its seven lakes, one is filled only seasonally.

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