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If possible, walk along the stream!

May 2025: A couple of additions to „DemSchnitzel“. The three down-river bridges are the ones which are missing. Walking through the river takes time and added 1 hour to our walk today (finding best place to cross, boots off and on etc.). The brown stones in the riverbed are very slippery, use a stick for balance! But a beautiful walk nevertheless👍

May 2025: Three wooden bridges used to cross the river are now broken. The path is officially still closed. Alternatively, you can walk through the riverbed (knee-deep and with strong currents in places). You should have a reasonable level of balance.

Very, very rewarding. I personally climbed the summit in snow (mid-May). The last part from Skala to Mytika was absolutely not easy and requires experience hiking and climbing in less than optimal conditions, at least in snow. The summit is still highly recommended and is certainly a lot easier in season. :)

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!

The path to the waterfall is great, but also strenuous. There is a section with a decent incline in between. You are rewarded with a great waterfall and pool that is great for swimming in. The water is of course very cold. :) It is best to set off early, then you have the waterfall to yourself. More people come in the afternoon. The starting point is easy to reach via Dion, drive right to the top, you can park on the street by the small chapel. There are also two small waterfalls with pools just around the corner.

At the start of the tour there is a sign saying that the route is closed due to a broken bridge. There is one at the waterfall, but you can simply hop through the water or over stones to get to the other side. (As of July 2024, I don't know what it will look like with more water in the riverbed). At the start of the tour there is a sign saying that the route is closed due to a broken bridge. There is one at the waterfall, but you can simply hop through the water or over stones to get to the other side. (As of July 2024, I don't know what it will look like with more water in the riverbed)