Olympos Cable Car is located at the 2,365-meter summit of Tahtalı Mountain, known as Mount Olympos in ancient times, in the center of Beydağları Coastal National Park. The region where our facility is located was granted national park status by the Council of Ministers' decision dated March 16, 1972.

This park, extending from Antalya's Sarısu district to Gelidonya Cape, covers an area of approximately 34,425 hectares. This vast area, extending to the coasts of Kemer and Kumluca districts, is one of the rare regions that brings together the natural and cultural heritage of the Mediterranean.

Tahtalı Mountain offers routes suitable for all levels for guests who want to hike. In spring, summer and autumn, hiking to the summit is possible with moderate fitness and solid equipment. In winter months, hiking is recommended only with professional alpine equipment due to harsh weather conditions.

Marked trails starting from Beycik and Kuzdere locations provide safe access to our summit station. These trails are also part of the ancient Lycian Way. During the hike, a unique nature experience is lived with Mediterranean views, endemic vegetation and rich forest texture.

Starting from the northwest of Tahtalı Mountain, this route extends from Çukuryayla to Akboyun. Along the way, it passes through old Yoruk villages such as Yoncalı, Taşkesiği, Peynirlik, Ahatkızı and Çatak. With cedar and juniper forests, fragmented rock areas and high difficulty level, this route is suitable for experienced hikers. Average hiking time is approximately 6 hours.

Starting from Çukuryayla at an altitude of 1,650 meters and continuing from the western slope, this route reaches Üçoluk Plateau. It attracts attention with its high altitude, dense forest texture and time-resistant cedar trees. Professional equipment is required in winter months, while moderate hiking experience is sufficient in other seasons. Average duration: 4 hours.

The Lycian Way, which provided transportation between Fethiye and Antalya in ancient times, passes through the foothills of Beydağları. The marked trails going up to the summit from Beycik and Kuzdere are important extensions of this historic road. Points like Göynük Canyon, Hisarçandır, Phaselis and Olympos are stops that combine history and nature along the way. In summer months, life jacket and diving suit rental service is available for some canyon crossings.

Points such as Topçam, Büyük/Küçük Çaltıcak, Kargıcak, Beldibi, Göynük Canyon, Kesmeboğazı, Yarıkpınar, Çıralı/Yanartaş located within Beydağları Coastal National Park offer easily accessible picnic, camping, nature hiking and recreation areas. Thanks to the mild Mediterranean climate, these areas can be actively used for most of the year.

Within the National Park boundaries, many activities such as diving, sailing, windsurfing, paragliding, water sports are also allowed, provided that they are environmentally sensitive.

Beydağları is rich not only in natural terms, but also culturally and mythologically. Mount Olympos (Tahtalı), believed to be the home of gods such as Zeus, Hera and Poseidon since ancient times, is surrounded by legends associated with powerful storms and lightning.

Phaselis, Olympos, Chimera and Adrasan located in the region are important stops intertwined with history and mythology. A hike accompanied by winds blowing from the heights takes visitors beyond time.