The Lycian Way is a hiking route stretching from Fethiye in southwestern Turkey to Antalya, spanning 629.4 kilometres. As the country's first long-distance walking route created from the paths of the Teke Peninsula where ancient Lycia was established, this trail crosses the districts of Fethiye and Seydikemer.
The journey begins in Hisarönü near Ovacık, Fethiye. Along the route, walkers encounter significant stops such as Letoon, Pydnai, Gavurağılı, Sidyma, Kalabantia, Kabak, Pinara, Butterfly Valley, Tonoz Beach, and Patlangıç. Used in antiquity for trade, military, and human transport, the trail is marked with red and white stripe waymarks.