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

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Who would have thought it! Such a beautiful island, and in this spot a dream bay with lots of palm trees 🌴 🌴

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Worth seeing and a pleasant way to cool down on hot days.

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

Be careful! If the soles were wet, the boots may slip.

From the switchbacks the views reach deep along the valley, with forests on both sides at lower elevation, and a hint of the sea mist in the distance.

A small challenge but still easy to master.

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The church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas (Osios Nikolaos), born in 792 in Kydonia (Chania), and not to be confused with Saint Nicholas (Αγιος Νικόλαος) of Myron. His feast day is February 4th (https://www.saint.gr/1377/saint.aspx)

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The hike along the E4 trail toward Mount Olympus is an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. The trail leads through picturesque forests and over rocky paths, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The climb becomes increasingly steep, but the view of majestic Mount Olympus is worth every effort. The route is well-marked and offers both challenging sections and quieter passages that invite you to enjoy nature. Ideal for experienced hikers who want to experience the beauty of Mount Olympus and the tranquility of nature!

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The path to the waterfall is really varied, there is no other way to put it. For those who are physically fit enough and ideally wear sturdy shoes, this section with the rope is a real highlight.

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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.

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In winter the path ends here

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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.

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It gets crowded in the late morning. However, there are relatively many parking spaces on the street and a free public parking lot just above the street

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The start at the water turbine is particularly recommended. Take swimming shoes with you so you can walk through the river. The many small pools invite you to swim. The area is beautiful and you hardly meet anyone on this path. Once you get to the waterfall, it is of course worth swimming through the rather cold water to the waterfall, despite the crowds there. It is a very impressive experience. By the way, very few people swim to the water. Of course, you should be a confident swimmer here. At the very end, however, there is a rope that you can hold on to in order to experience the magnificent impression of the turquoise blue water below you and the roaring water.

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In about an hour from Prionia you reach this rest area with a small shelter and a water source, which had no water in the summer. After a good rest you can continue.

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It really is like the Caribbean. Access is via a 200m deep, steep staircase. The beach has a heart-shaped rock formation like the "James Bond Rock" in Thailand. Behind the beach flows a wide, ice-cold, green mountain stream, which you can use to get into the gorge behind it. This is also possible via a "palm forest" path. At the end there are clear swimming pools and a small waterfall. There is a small tavern and plenty of shady areas under palm trees. Definitely worth a visit, even when there are lots of visitors in summer.

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It really is like the Caribbean. Access is via a 200m deep, steep staircase. The beach has a heart-shaped rock formation like the "James Bond Rock" in Thailand. Behind the beach flows a wide, ice-cold, green mountain stream, which you can use to get into the gorge behind it. This is also possible via a "palm forest" path. At the end there are clear swimming pools and a small waterfall. There is a small tavern and plenty of shady areas to lie under palm trees. Definitely worth a visit, even when there are lots of visitors in summer.

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It really is like the Caribbean. Access is via a 200m deep, steep staircase. The beach has a heart-shaped rock formation like the "James Bond Rock" in Thailand. Behind the beach flows a wide, ice-cold, green mountain stream, which you can use to get into the gorge behind it. This is also possible via a "palm forest" path. At the end there are clear swimming pools and a small waterfall. There is a small tavern and plenty of shady areas under palm trees. Definitely worth a visit, even when there are lots of visitors in summer.

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It really is like the Caribbean. Access is via a 200m deep, steep staircase. The beach has a heart-shaped rock formation like the "James Bond Rock" in Thailand. Behind the beach flows a wide, ice-cold, green mountain stream, which you can use to get into the gorge behind it. This is also possible via a "palm forest" path. At the end there are clear swimming pools and a small waterfall. There is a small tavern and plenty of shady areas under palm trees. Definitely worth a visit, even when there are lots of visitors in summer.

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