Bayramören Paragliding Site
The site where international paragliding championships are held.
View on map2 places to visit in the Bayramören district of Çankırı: Bayramören Paragliding Site and Bayramören Forests. Plan your trip to Bayramören with local food, practical tips and transport information.
Bayramören is a district of Çankırı. According to 2025 ADNKS data, the district centre, with a population of 530, is the least populated district centre in Türkiye.
The district lies 105 km from the provincial centre, in the north-west of Çankırı. To its north is the Araç district of Kastamonu province, to its west the Çerkeş district and the Ovacık district of Karabük province, to its south Atkaracalar and Kurşunlu, and to its east the Kurşunlu district.
Paragliding activities attract great interest from neighbouring provinces.
Due to its geographical structure and the scarcity of jobs, it has lost many people to migration, mainly to Istanbul and Ankara. Most of the district’s residents are retired, and the rest work in agriculture and livestock farming.
Bayramören village became a bucak in 1955. Bayramören separated from Kurşunlu district in 1991 and gained district status. In September 2015, the World Paragliding Championship was held in Bayramören.
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The site where international paragliding championships are held.
View on mapThe area around the district, on the western Black Sea transition, is covered with wooded hills; it is suitable for peaceful nature walks.
View on mapWhile you are in Bayramören, you can also see the highlights of Çankırı province. These places are in other districts; Bayramören is about 105 km from the provincial centre.
The traditional dish of weddings and festive meals.
A bükme, made from thin dough baked with a minced meat filling.
National and international competitions make the district prominent in sports tourism.
The economy is based on agriculture and livestock farming; a significant part of the population are retired.
Bayramören is 105 km from Çankırı city centre. The district borders Çerkeş, Kurşunlu and the Araç district of Kastamonu.
The top 2 places in Bayramören are: Bayramören Paragliding Site and Bayramören Forests.
Keşkek (wheat and meat porridge) and Etli Bükme are the standout dishes on Bayramören's tables.
Bayramören is known for its Livestock Products and Paragliding. Agriculture and livestock farming are the main livelihoods in the district.
Bayramören is 105 km from Çankırı city centre. The district borders Çerkeş, Kurşunlu and the Araç district of Kastamonu.
Suggested length of visit: half a day. Best time to visit: summer (competition periods).