The Baros Pass or Neck is one of the three main passes of Pindos mountain range and is located on the western edge of Meteora-Pyli Geopark (Aspropotamos area). At 1,905 meters above sea level, it is the highest road pass in the country. The road connects Anthousa and Chaliki (Aspropotamos,…
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Alekos beach ("Plaz") is located 2 kilometers northeast of Agia Paraskevi (Tzourtzia) in Aspropotamos. The location is easily accessible as it is located next to the main road leading from Agia Paraskevi to Milia and Polythea. It is one of the locations where the Aspropotamos (Acheloos River) creates a bend…
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Distance 9,100.00 m. | Technical Difficulty Moderate | Max Altitude 442 m. | Duration 2,5 Hours Hiking trail that starts from Krania, Aspropotamos and ends in Paleochori of Kalambaka. The route crosses the mountainous massif of Triggia through the neck at the location of Konakia. The start of the route…
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Taking the road from Kalampaka toward the villages of Aspropotamos, travelers cross the northern Pindos range within the Meteora–Pyli Geopark. After passing through Kastania and Amaranto, the route continues through Kranea and the remarkable Monastery of the Holy Cross in Doliana. Much of the journey traverses the Pindos Flysch formation,…
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Starting from Pertouli, we follow the main road. After passing through the villages of Desi and Agios Nikolaos, we arrive in the Aspropotamos area, named after the Aspropotamos River, also known as the Achelous. Before reaching the Alexiou Bridge, the road splits. We take the uphill road toward the villages…
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This perimetric route offers visitors the chance to traverse a large portion of the mountainous region of the Geopark, starting from either Kalampaka or Pyli. The journey passes through the Aspropotamos area, the Athamanic Mountains, Trigia, and Koziakas, crossing both small and large picturesque villages of the Pindos range, as…
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