The Lycian Way is a long-distance hiking trail designed to explore the Lycian culture and natural beauty located in the southwest of Turkey. The Lycian Way is a popular route for hikers and attracts travelers from all over the world.
Lycia was a region and kingdom that existed in Western Anatolia during ancient times. It is believed that the historical records of Lycia date back to around the 15th century BCE. This region was particularly significant during the Hellenistic period and later as a part of the Roman Empire. Lycia is home to rock tombs, ancient theaters, temples, and other historical remnants.

The history of the Lycian Way emerged with the aim of preserving and promoting Turkey's natural and historical richness for tourism. The creation and marking of the trail were accomplished through the efforts of various local and international organizations such as the Nature Association. The official opening of the Lycian Way took place in 1999.

Stretching from the Ovacık district of Fethiye to Geyikbayırı in the east of Antalya, the Lycian Way covers a total distance of approximately 540 kilometers and consists of about 29 stages. Along the hiking route, various landscapes such as mountainous views, forests, coastal scenery, and ancient cities are offered. The Lycian Way is designed to be walkable throughout the year, but the most popular times are spring and autumn due to the milder weather.

On the Lycian Way, you will encounter the following ancient cities:
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