エピルスの絶景の山頂・トップ5

Gorilas consists of three peaks connected by a ridge. This is the second of the three. The summit marker is 100 meters from here. ⚠️ Caution: The terrain along the ridge is exposed in parts and unprotected. Furthermore, there are no more markers from here on. Surefootedness and some climbing experience are essential. However, the views from all three summit sections are breathtaking, extending as far west as Corfu and to the east as far as the foothills of the Pindus Mountains.

After the climb out of the breathtaking Vīkos Gorge, here comes the next eye-opener: the view of the elongated massif with its crenellated front, which stretches from the Astrāka peak over the peaks of Kalōgeros and Plāka to Psarovōtano from northeast to southwest.

Beautiful view, the paths through the forest are still marked and easy to find, once you reach the plateau, following the official paths becomes more difficult.

Since most of the climbs consist of rock and scree, sturdy shoes and possibly hiking poles are recommended.

The mountain Gamila is at an altitude of 2497 m above sea level. the highest point of the Tymfi mountain range in the Pindus Mountains in Epirus, Greece. There is a spectacular panorama from the summit. From here you can admire the beautiful, lonely mountain lake Drakolimni (Dragon Lake), among other things (when you turn your gaze to the left). There is also a view to the north of the Aoos Valley and the second highest mountain in Greece, the Smolikas. You can also see the majestic cane of the astraka very well. You will probably not meet a lot of hikers here, so that you can enjoy the silence and the breathtaking view for yourself.