パフォスの峡谷・トップ12

An impressive gorge with narrow rock formations that, from above, appears as a striking incision in the landscape. Access is via a panoramic trail that opens up far beyond the coastline.

From here, continue across the stream on the left to the exit. It's not recommended to exit the gorge at this point.

The stone indicates a side exit.

Like in the jungle 😍 beautiful

A trail with sensational views of gorges and the sea. Often passing imposing rock faces, you will pass some signposted vantage points. It is absolutely worth stepping up here and driving this trail, a really exceptionally beautiful path. It should be noted that there is almost no shade along the entire route and there is no drinking water anywhere. You can easily combine the Matsikorido Trail with the Avakas Gorge Trail, ideally in that order.

The Avakas Gorge is about 3 km long and only about 4 m wide in parts and has cliffs over 30 m high with beautiful rock formations, very impressive. I rode my bike from the entrance about 1 km to the actual gorge and then a few hundred meters into the gorge to the creek crossing. From then on it looks like you can only get on as a hiker. I've also read that you pay €1 to enter, but it's definitely worth it. I didn't have to pay anything when I visited, but there were warning signs at the entrance because of the past rains. I rode my mountain bike into the gorge. I don't know if this is allowed, but there was no sign prohibiting cyclists either.

The gorge is really very beautiful. I was there in February and had to turn around after about 1 km. I was traveling alone, the water was a bit high and climbing was out of the question for me (since I was alone). If there had been less water, I could imagine going through the whole gorge

If you want peace and quiet, then the Stavros tis Psokas creek valley is the place for you. Here you are more likely to meet a mouflon than a human. Depending on the season, the creek carries more or less water. The European long-distance hiking trail E4 runs here.