Εθνικό Πάρκο Πίνδου 최고의 러닝 경로

강이 없어서 왼쪽에서 오른쪽으로 건널 수 있었고, 등산로는 때로는 거기에 있고 때로는 거기에 있습니다. 우리는 건널목을 인식하지 못했고, 한쪽에서 더 이상 진행할 수 없는 곳만 보았습니다... 강바닥에서 계속 쇼핑하는 것은 힘듭니다. 녹색 석호는 멋집니다.

코코로스 다리와 플라키다 다리를 방문하는 것은 큰 노력 없이 초보자도 가능합니다. 차량 통행이 적은 도로를 따라가는 이 길에서는 비코스 협곡의 측면을 볼 수 있습니다. 가는 길에 아름다운 자고리 마을의 전망이 있습니다. 이 짧은 하이킹은 그곳에 있는 주차장에서 양쪽에서 시작할 수 있습니다.

Bridge is a bit further than pictured

The location of the bridge is about 350m further west than shown here.

The spring flows directly below the hiking trail into the river, where the water is always clear.

One of the most beautiful places in Epirus. Since you are in the national park, please be respectful of nature. It is worth dipping your feet in the water. But be careful: the water of the Voidomatis is ice cold. My recommendation: definitely take the hiking trail through the gorge. You walk along the river and can enjoy nature and breathtaking views.

The Sagori region is known for its stone bridges. The Kalogerikō-Plakīdas Bridge (Γεφύρι Καλογερικό Πλακίδα) with its three curved arches is probably the most famous of these. It was built in 1814 to replace a previous wooden structure at the instigation of Abbot Seraphim of the Elias Monastery in Vītsa (Kalogerikō refers to the monastery). In 1865, extensive repairs were required, which were financed by Alēxis and Andrēas Plakīdas (Αλέξιος και Ανδρέας Πλακίδας). Since then, the double name has been in use.

The Mīsios Bridge (Γεφύρι Μίσσιου) crosses the Vīkos River and connects Vītsa with Koukoūli and Kīpi. For hikers, it is primarily the access to and from the Vītsa Steps. The bridge also offers an impressive view of the gorge, which becomes even more spectacular downstream. The bridge was built in 1748 and is named after its builder, Alēxis Mīsios (Αλέξης Μίσσιος).