핀두스 국립공원‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 협곡

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A very impressive construction feat. That wasn't all that long ago, so until 1974 you really had to walk up these wonderful stairs to the next village if you wanted to visit? Admirable. We were also very impressed by this tour, great views and barely visible from the other side, these stairs built into the mountain.

The path from the plateau becomes narrower and you suddenly find yourself in a narrow rocky alley. It is a foretaste before you step out into the steep Vīkos Gorge, which is nowhere as visible as from the Belōi viewpoints. This rocky passage in front of you makes it even more exciting - nature has arranged it magnificently.

The staircase stretches over 1100 steps and overcomes a height difference of around 250 metres, including 39 narrow curves. Until the 1970s, this staircase was the only way to and from Vradēto; the current road connection was not completed until 1974.

The staircase stretches over 1100 steps and overcomes a height difference of around 250 metres, including 39 narrow needle-point curves. Until the 1970s, this staircase was the only way to and from Vradēto; the current road connection was only completed in 1974. In addition to the impressive staircase, the view of the rocky flanks, the Mesariā Gorge and the Gradhīsta mountain range is also extremely impressive.

In warm temperatures you can easily refresh yourself in the Vikos River in some places.

Until the end of the 20th century there was only one way to get to the lovely Zagori village of Vradeto - via the so-called Steps (Skala), a winding staircase with about 1000 steps that climbed the side of a gorge (Vikos Gorge ) was built. It starts at the end of a long road from the Zagori village of Kapesovo. The accessibility of Vradeto probably explains its location in the inhospitable highlands near the top of Mount Tymfi. A street was opened in the 1970s.

Until the end of the 20th century there was only one way to get to the lovely Zagori village of Vradeto - via the so-called Steps (Skala), a winding staircase with about 1000 steps that climbed the side of a gorge (Vikos Gorge ) was built. It starts at the end of a long road from the Zagori village of Kapesovo. The accessibility of Vradeto probably explains its location in the inhospitable highlands near the top of Mount Tymfi. A street was opened in the 1970s.