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Without the footbridges and stairs, the gorge would not be accessible.

This is drinking water for a lot of people, don't swim in it.

Great hike. We took the tunnel to the lake. It was an exciting highlight: walking barefoot through a very narrow tunnel with about 10 cm of water. Behind it, a beautiful little lake. Since the bridge behind the waterfall/at the aqueduct is unfortunately destroyed, we skipped the last part. It's a shame, but safety first ;)

From the waterfall onwards the path is officially closed and unfortunately you cannot go any further.

The very steep descent consists of loose scree. In some places, it was impossible to stand because the slope began to move. The only support we had was the barbed wire fence.

For those who are physically fit and sure-footed, these stairs are another puzzle on their journey of discovery in Richtis Gorge. Sturdy shoes are recommended.

The Milona Gorge is a gorge, situated near the village of Agios Ioannis, in the municipally of Ierapetra in Crete. There is a 10- to 15-minute drive from the town of Ierapetra to the gorge. It has a large waterfall at the end of the walking path. The walking path is only a 20-minute walk from the road, and it is quite easy to follow. At the end of the path, you will find the 40-metre height fall of Milona. The best season to cross the path is in spring, since the waterfall will have plenty water, while in summer, although nice as well it can be much drier. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milona_Gorge

First, a wide farm track leads into the gorge. At a fork, a staircase leads down to the gorge. After this staircase, there is some climbing over rocks and you reach a point where you can only continue by swimming. If you take the staircase up and do not go up to the road, then further down, you pass the chapel and the bridge, and can walk a little further to the waterfall. Canyoning is also offered here.