This location is rather quiet with very few tourists, offering great natural sites and trails of more than 480 kilometres in total length, and 762 kilometres when using alternatives. The place is significant in terms of conservation and contains numerous endemic species of flora and fauna, as well as cultural and archaeological sites.

The Küre Mountains National Park is home to a large number of animals, among which are:

- Mammals, including brown bear, European lynx, wildcat, caracal, otter, roe deer, red deer, wolf, fox, jackal, rabbit, and wild boar.

- Birds, namely songbirds and raptors, Egyptian vultures.

- Reptiles and other kinds of animals.

It houses around 30 mammals from the total number of 132 mammals inhabiting Türkiye.

There are no significant agricultural activities going on in the area of Küre Mountains due to its complex terrain covered with large parts of preserved forest lands, belonging to the national park. Nevertheless, there is some agriculture in the small territories accessible to humans, where local people grow several fruits, such as apples, pears, cherries, sour cherries, and walnuts.

The forest gets its name from a village called Belgrad. This village was formed when Suleiman the Magnificent brought people from Belgrade after a military campaign.

In the past, Belgrad Forest was very important because it provided drinking water for Istanbul. Both the Byzantine Empire and the Ottoman Empire used water from this forest.

The forest has different climates, soil types, and landforms. Because of this, many kinds of plants and animals live there.

The land of Belgrad Forest is a little hilly, but it is not very high above sea level. The highest point is Kartaltepe, with an elevation of 230 meters. Another important hill is Kokmuştepe, which is 219 meters high and located in the northeast of the forest.

There are seven dams in the forest, and small streams like Ayvat, Topuz, and Neşet. You can see trees such as oak, beech, and chestnut. Animals like red deer, jackals, and magpies also live in this forest.

The forest has many trees, especially oak and beech. In autumn, the leaves change color and the forest looks very beautiful.

It is home to animals like birds and deer, and it is a great place to enjoy nature.

In conclusion, the Forest of Hormas is an important and beautiful place that should be protected.

When we compare the forests in Turkey and Spain, we see some differences. Both countries have 'Mediterranean' vegetation. In Spain, there are many cork oaks. Turkey has large forests with pine and oak trees, but it also has rare places like the İğneada wet forests. Both countries are very important for nature in the world.

There are many birds, squirrels, and other small animals in the forest. The lake in the middle makes the view more beautiful and special. People like this place because it is very quiet and relaxing. They visit Ulugöl to walk in nature, take photos, have picnics, and enjoy fresh air.

Ulugöl Nature Park is an important natural area because it protects both the forest and the lake together. It is one of the most beautiful places in Ordu.

It is renowned for its ancient trees and rich biodiversity, but it is also extremely fragile. To ensure its preservation, access is strictly limited to controlled, guided tours. It is a unique ecosystem that offers fairytale landscapes—especially during the autumn—while serving as a vital site for scientific conservation.