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A deserted mountain road that is no longer maintained. Even though nature is slowly reclaiming the road, it's still pleasant to ride, even with a fully loaded bike. The road is home to many lizards that sun themselves on the asphalt and quickly scurry away as soon as you approach on your bike. Great views are guaranteed here, too.

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A deserted road that hasn't been repaired in decades—overgrown, potholes, and untidy boulders. The road is easily passable and free of cars. No traffic at night! There are some sections that can be dangerous in poor visibility. It's well-suited for trekking bikes, mountain bikes, and gravel bikes, but not so much for road bikes. Plenty of shade in the afternoon. A good and very scenic alternative to the main road.

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The Holy Trinity. A small church in the middle of nowhere. There are no other buildings around it.

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The name of the village means "written," at least in modern Greek. The village square is quite beautiful, as you can see from the pictures, and there are some lovely houses there as well. I drove through the village by chance because I had planned the route incorrectly.

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Or whatever you want to call it. It's barely visible because it's hidden behind tall trees.

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The bike path runs alongside the lake. It's not particularly long, but it's nice and well-maintained. After the third wooden bridge, you can choose one of the many paths you want to cycle along. Don't forget your GPS, because it's easy to get lost.

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Φανερωμένη means "The Appeared One." Small church behind trees on the old national road to Igoumenitsa.

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One of the city's two cemeteries. It is located on a hill with spectacular views to the south.

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At the other end of the castle walls there are numerous cafes, restaurants and clubs. The locals call the area Naftakia, after one of the shops that was probably the first to open here.

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and fire in the sky...

At Mavili Square you can not only enjoy the view of the lake, but also various events take place there throughout the year. In winter there is a Christmas market, in May and September the local races start there and there are several events and expos, etc.

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There are numerous cafes right on the Molos where you can pass the time under the trees and with a view of the lake.

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The local saint lived here.

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It stands there magnificently, in the middle of Sismoplikta. The area was once a suburb commissioned by the junta after an earthquake measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale almost destroyed the village of Krapsi and caused great damage in other villages such as Peristeri, Little and Big Gotista and Anatoliki. Since many people lost their homes on May 1, 1967, the junta felt obliged to help the victims and built this settlement. For decades, the settlement had a village-like character, with low buildings, mostly at ground level, but gradually the houses were either demolished and replaced by higher ones, or buildings were built on the flat roof. The church was added much later and stands in the middle of the village. If you are in the area at Easter, you shouldn't miss the procession.

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There are also three wooden bridges around the lake. This one is the biggest.

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From here you have a beautiful view of the island. It is also the closest point to the island and where the islanders park their cars.

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Cracks and holes in the pavement, a few rocks (and tortoises!) on the road. Tranquil riding off the main road.

During May is magical