Editing Lycian Way (section)

{{Short description|Long-distance trail in Turkey}}
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{{Infobox trail
| name        = Lycian Way
| photo       = The_Lycian_Way_-_2014.10_-_panoramio.jpg
| caption     = Lycian Way near the start at [[Fethiye]]
| designation = 
| location    = [[Teke Peninsula]], southwestern [[Turkey]]
| established = {{start date and age|1999}}
| length      = Approx. {{cvt|520|km}}
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| trailheads  = [[Hisarönü]] ([[Ovacık, Fethiye]]), [[Muğla Province]]<br>[[Geyikbayırı, Konyaaltı]], [[Antalya Province]]
| use         = [[Hiking]]
| website     = [http://www.cultureroutesinturkey.com http://www.cultureroutesinturkey.com]
| highest_name=
| highest_m   =
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| difficulty  = sac = mountain hiking
| season      = [[Spring (season)|Spring]] and [[autumn]]
| sights      = Historic [[Lycia]]n ruins; views over coast and sea
| hazards     = 
}}

The '''Lycian Way''' ({{langx|tr|Likya Yolu}}) is a marked [[Long-distance trail|long-distance hiking trail]] in southwestern Turkey around part of the coast of ancient [[Lycia]].<ref name="Cul"/> It is approximately {{cvt|760|km}} in length and stretches from [[Hisarönü]] ([[Ovacık, Fethiye|Ovacık]]), near [[Fethiye]], to [[Aşağı Karaman]] in [[Konyaaltı]], about {{cvt|20|km}} from [[Antalya]]. It is [[waymarking|waymarked]] with red and white stripes of the [[GR footpath]] convention. 

The trail, which was conceived by Briton Kate Clow, takes its name from the ancient civilization that once ruled the region.<ref name="ds1"/>