Άγ. Ιωάννης-Τρόχαλο (Λιτοχώρου) 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

On the E4 from Litochoro to Prionia, three of the wooden bridges over the river have now been destroyed, as of early October 2025. With little water and a bit of skill, you can still cross dry. With a lot of water, it becomes difficult. Officially, the road is closed due to the broken bridges. These are located approximately halfway between the two endpoints.

Water is cold, but you can get across

The hike along the E4 trail toward Mount Olympus is an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. The trail leads through picturesque forests and over rocky paths, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The climb becomes increasingly steep, but the view of majestic Mount Olympus is worth every effort. The route is well-marked and offers both challenging sections and quieter passages that invite you to enjoy nature. Ideal for experienced hikers who want to experience the beauty of Mount Olympus and the tranquility of nature!

Small waterfall directly behind the parking lot

As of today, September 2024, at least 3 wooden bridges have collapsed. The path is also officially closed with a sign between Litochoro and Prionia. We walked it anyway, as it is relatively easy to cross when the water is low. But do this at your own risk!

Refreshment options in the Olympic National Park

You can follow the international path-route of E4 the way down the cave to Litochoro, or the way up the cave to Prionia..Amazing path

If you're just going for a somewhat casual day hike from Litochoro then this is a great spot to stop, take a break, enjoy the spectacular view and turn around. The path onwards to the next good viewing point is pretty strenuous and it'll take at least another 90 mins of at times difficult hiking to reach the water fall or the Cave of Dionysos. Alternatively, continue onwards and use the point where the E4 meets the river banks to turn around.