Acelle Plateau can be accessed by any type of land vehicle from the stabilised road. The plateau can be reached from three different routes. A small part of all three of these roads is covered in asphalt. Acelle Plateau is covered in vegetation consisting of both broad-leaved and coniferous trees. In addition, you’ll find dwarf trees such as rhododendron and boxwood in the forest. Nearer to the loamy ground, you’ll find truffles such as Kanlıca and morel and tree mushrooms. Enişte Stream runs through the middle of the plateau. On this creek, there is a pond, which is 60-70 meters long and 3-4 meters wide, which is called the "Great Sea (Büyük Deniz)" by the locals, and which was formed between rock masses by natural means, the depth of which is not known exactly. One of the stops on our first route is Karagöl Plateau. Karagöl Plateau, which is completely surrounded by pine, beech, fir and oak trees, is an ideal location for natural replenishment with its 567-hectare area, abundant oxygenated air and cold drinking water. Both routes end at Acelle Pond.