Category: Geotourism
The Meteora-Pyli Geopark offers a complete geotourism experience, combining geological heritage with nature, tradition and local hospitality.
Geoactivities
Discover unique geo-activities in the Meteora-Pyli Geopark! Enjoy rafting, skiing, hiking, climbing, cycling, truffle hunting and horseback riding in an enchanting natural landscape.
Geofestivals
Experience the magic of the Geofestivals at Meteora-Gate Geopark! Events full of culture, tradition, flavours and natural beauties that connect nature with local heritage.
Geogift
With products made from natural ingredients of the geopark, visitors can take a piece of the authenticity and beauty of the place with them. Each gift tells a story connected to the geological wealth of the region.
Geohotel – Geohouse
Unique hospitality experience. Guests enjoy the warmth of the local way of life, genuine hospitality and the connection with the cultural heritage of the region.
Geopark Food
The GeoCafés and GeoRestaurants of the geopark are unique gastronomic destinations. With menus inspired by the geological elements of the region.
Georoutes
Discover the unique geological and cultural richness of the area through the Georoutes of the Meteora–Pyli Geopark. These carefully designed routes highlight impressive geological formations, biodiversity, and the deep connection between humans and nature that has shaped the landscape over the centuries.
Museums
Explore the museums of the Meteora-Gate Geopark! Discover the rich geological, cultural and historical heritage of the region through exhibits that bring history and nature to life.
This route follows the perimeter of the Malakassiotis Valley. The first half, from Kalampaka to Panagia, runs along the old Kalampaka–Ioannina National Road, while the remainder follows the local road network. Along the road and on the surrounding hills, visitors can observe unique outcrops of ophiolites—ancient submarine volcanic rocks. These…
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The impressive rock formations of Meteora are not limited to the well-known areas of Kalampaka and Kastraki, but also extend north of Kalampaka into a wider region of Chasia, encompassing villages such as Agios Dimitrios and Gavros. This lesser-known area is crossed by a dense network of hiking trails, offering…
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This magnificent scenic route allows visitors to explore and observe the full range of impressive geological formations that define the Pindos Geotectonic Zone. The Pindos formations—including limestones, cherts, radiolarites, and sandstones—appear in repetitive sequences, a result of intense folding and thrusting. The region’s tectonic deformation has created the almost vertical…
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This stunning scenic route offers visitors the opportunity to traverse and observe the impressive geological formations that make up the Koziakas Unit and the Pindos Geotectonic Zone. Starting from Pyli and heading towards Elati, the route follows the western slope of Mount Koziakas, crossing through its characteristic formations. The path…
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On Easter Tuesday, the Cultural Association of Ropoto (E.M.S. Ropoto) organizes a special celebration at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Ropoto. After the Divine Liturgy, a pilgrimage to the icon of the Resurrection takes place in the church courtyard. Following this, long-standing Easter traditions of the village are…
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In 1958, a major effort began in Pyli to organize an impressive Carnival celebration, led by local artists and community members. Around fifteen elaborately decorated floats were created, with Mr. Efthymios Plakias and the Ntouvlis brothers (Dimos, Kostas, and Gogo) playing central roles. Spectators were amazed by the grandeur of…
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