Nagy-rét tető is a modest but charming peak in the Eastern Bakony hills, rising above the village of Tés on the Tési Plateau - one of the highest-lying settlements in the region. It's a quiet spot for those who enjoy wooded highlands away from the crowds.

The plateau is known for its steady winds and remarkably clean air, which also makes it a favored area for wind energy. The landscape is a patchwork of forests and clearings, offering a peaceful, unspoiled atmosphere in every season, with the wind lending the area a raw, distinctive character in autumn and winter.

• Tés village — reached via road 82 108, then onward by forest trail, time and difficulty depending on the chosen route
• Alternatively via Bakonynána or Olaszfalu (Felsőpere) on paved forestry roads, though through traffic there is restricted

Nearby stand two historic windmills, one still operational - a memorable reminder of the plateau's agricultural past, an area inhabited since the Stone and Bronze Ages.