The national park takes its name from the Köprüçay River, which flows through the canyon and has been used since ancient times. The canyon is approximately 14 kilometers long and features steep cliffs that rise up to 100 meters in certain areas. These natural wonders offer visitors an unforgettable outdoor experience.

The Köprüçay River is one of Turkey’s most popular rafting destinations, attracting adventure seekers, especially during the summer months. The 12-kilometer rafting course is suitable for both professional and amateur athletes.

Within the national park, visitors can explore the ancient city of Selge and Roman-era stone bridges. Notably, Oluk Bridge and Büğrüm Bridge are among the region’s most significant historical structures.

With its lush forests and stunning canyon landscapes, Köprülü Canyon is a perfect spot for hiking and camping. The park offers various hiking trails and camping areas, creating a fantastic natural retreat for outdoor enthusiasts.

Address: Beşkonak Neighborhood, Manavgat/Antalya