13의 프티오티스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

야영은 이제 금지되었습니다. 또한 더러운 장소가 되었습니다.

Mostly paved road with small potholes and few meters of unpaved road that require attention. Even though it is a very demanding climb the views are totally worth it. One of the best “less-touristy” roads in high altitude Greece. ATTENTION: Limitted access to drinkable water along the way. Make sure to refill in any given opportunity.

I can only agree with the previous speaker. We were coming from the other direction, and luckily it was dry, but the path is impossible—avoid it at all costs.

Very nice operators, unfortunately they didn't have our brake pads (bicycle) there.

Be careful, the gravel road after the chapel with its watering hole is impassable, especially after rainy days. It narrows to a descending dirt road with a clayey surface. The reddish clay quickly becomes several centimeters thick and sticks to the tire treads. I also had the misfortune of driving almost directly into a herd of 10-15 wild boars. The animals blocked the path. There was no way to get past them!

Glyfa ferry to Agiokampos on the island of Evia. Tickets available at the ferry dock. Ticket including bike 4.20 euros.

The owners work at the gas station next door. Ask here

Memorial for the 480 BC defensive battles in this narrow area between the invading Persian Empire under Xerxes I and an alliance of Greek city-states led by Leonidas I, stopping some 300'000 invaders with 7000 men for three days.