タイエトスオロス山脈の峡谷・トップ13

If you walk upstream along the river, the exit from the canyon is on the right-hand side, a few hundred meters past the stone bridge (which you walk under), or shortly after the rock wedged in the gorge. GPS reception is poor in the gorge itself, so don't let that confuse you.

Walk clockwise. Extremely important. And the path is challenging, even for the most experienced and skilled hikers.

From Mystras, take the E4 up to the rest area, then descend the gorge to Parorio. From there, return to Mystras. Approx. 3 hours / 10 km

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The tour is definitely worth it, but there were some really difficult sections. It's "only" along the riverbed, but at 5'1" (1.54 m) I still had a bit of trouble climbing up some spots, as there were no good footholds and the rocks were slippery. It reminded me of bouldering. We also had to check two or three places where the climb was really difficult. Bring water and plan for at least four hours.

The trail is now accessible again. Before the chapel (about 50 meters), the hiking trail branches off to the left. Afterward, follow the trail until the end of the gorge. A right turn down will take you to a road. Approximately 2.5 - 3 hours. A very pleasant hike.

The path is currently not accessible because it collapsed just before the church and there is rubble lying around.

As already described, definitely start from the bottom and wear sturdy ankle-high hiking boots. My Aussie and I walked the circuit in three and a half hours, stopping for photos. A lot of hiking though, so you need to be in good shape. Doable for dogs that can climb a bit and jump high. I did have to lift her up in a few places, but we've experienced that on other hikes too. It's a question of trust. At the end of November, despite many rainy days, we only had a bit of mud at the end.