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The National Blue Circle is the longest continuous hiking trail in Europe, including three sections, the National Blue Tour, the Pál Rockenbauer South Transdanubia Blue Tour, and the Great Plain Blue Tour.
The length of the route, 2573 kilometers, roughly corresponds to the distance between Budapest and Hurghada in Egypt, although it is the same as in a straight line.
“Even the top incumbent has been migrating for more than two months. Why did you cut it? We asked István Csutka. “I’ve been on my list for a long time,” replied the former director of the Csokonai National Theater in Debrecen.
The dedicated hiker left Budapest, Hűvösvölgy, on August 13 and returned to the same place after 57 days. Its daily rhythm was determined by nature. He got up at dawn and pitched his tent at dusk. He only sought shelter for himself if he had not seen the rain forest, or had been forced to sleep in a bed strewn at times in the South Transdanubia part of the tour, because there were many acquaintances and friends there who would have been offended if I would have avoided them.
Overcoming daily distance and occasional significant level differences was no problem for him, having walked considerable distances in the last five years in Greenland, Corsica and the United States, among others, in conditions that were often very humane. These include the Appalachian Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail, which you also completed through the Mojave Desert.
His condition is characterized by the fact that his fellow American walkers gave him the travel names animaL (animal) and monster (monster) because of the pace he dictated. On El Camino, Flying Steve’s “Fly name” stuck with him, which he changed to Camino Steve after becoming close friends with a family of Canadian pilgrims.
“Not only because of nature, but also because of the human encounters that we experience along the way. At home, it also saddens me to see that we tensed with each other almost constantly, and one of the best experiences on the tour was that I didn’t experience a trace of that along the way. Kindness, kindness and trust, all the more – said István Csuti after his trips to Hungary.
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