アカイアの絶景の山頂・トップ3

とても美しい頂上です。冬は斜面が凍っていて、側面が露出している可能性があるため注意が必要です。

Mount Klokos (Greek: Κλωκός) is a mountain massif with a height of 1,778 m. At its summit is the small chapel of Panagia Klokovistissa (Παναγία Κλωκοβίτισσα). Popular hiking trails start in the mountain village of Fteri (at approximately 1,100 m altitude). A hike from Fteri to the summit and back takes about 4 to 4.5 hours, with an elevation gain of nearly 700 m.

Psili Korifi peak, at 2,355 m, is the highest point of the Chelmos massif. Near the summit of Neraidorachi is the Aristarchos Telescope, one of the largest telescopes in Southeast Europe. Several challenging hiking trails lead to the summit.

Kalogiros Peak lies on the southwestern slopes of Mount Chelmos. It is part of the Chelmos-Vouraikos National Park, an area of high ecological importance. Hiking: A popular route starts in the village of Planitero (about 25 km from Kalavryta). The trail leads eastwards through a gully to the summit of Kalogiros. The Chelmos Mountains are known for the Kalavryta ski resort, which extends to an altitude of 2,340 m. The Aristarchos Telescope is also located near the main peak (Psili Korfi).

Mount Panachaiko (Panachaikon) is the "local mountain" of Patras and extends far beyond the coastal villages such as Selianitika and Longos. It is known for its many wind turbines on the ridges and its peaks, which are often snow-covered well into spring (highest point: 1,926 m).

Easily accessible fore-summit of the Panachaikos called "Palikarenspitz" by the Greeks because the Palikaren held wild feasts there. Great view north and east.

Lonely summit with a magnificent panorama