07 Kleitoria Elliniko
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Last edit: 18-12-2022
Route Summary This seventh route takes you past a centuries-old bridge and a monastery in the mountains.
This route also has a variety of roads, from a very tight road surface to an unpaved path. But you will find that it is not a punishment, you get value for money.
The great surroundings and beautiful views ensure that this route deserves 4 stars.
Starting point: Mont Helmos, Kleitoria
End point: Rocabella, Trikolona
Have a good trip (Καλό ταξίδι)
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Duration
9h 20m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
195.50 km
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RouteXpert Review After about 50 km you arrive in Valtesiniko and you can taste local delicacies. After this stop you wind further south through the beautiful interior. After another short part of the main road, you quickly turn off into the back roads. You pass several villages where you can stop for a photo or a sanitary stop. There are also plenty of opportunities to stop to capture the stunning scenery. After another short stretch (3 km) of dirt road, you will start the loop around your end point.
After about 150 km a stop to refill your tank and to replenish some provisions for the road. Soon a very winding mountain track in a wooded area looms in front of you that will make you love it. Along the way, 2 stops are planned to photograph a monastery built in the rocks and of course to enjoy the great view.
After the last stop it is only about 5 km to the hotel, where you can try again to swim an Olympic record.
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