Trekking In Greece: The Peloponnese And Pindos Way

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Discover four unique trekking routes through Greece's stunning mountain landscapes with this comprehensive guidebook. Explore diverse terrains, rich wildlife, and cultural highlights across the Peloponnese and Pindos regions.

Detailed trekking routes through Greece's mountains, blending natural beauty with cultural heritage.

This guidebook features four carefully planned treks showcasing Greece's breathtaking scenery and diverse flora. The Peloponnese Way stretches 220km across the Peloponnese peninsula, from Dhiakofto in the north down to Pantazi beach in the south, passing through Tripoli. This route offers alpine meadows, dramatic gorges, and forested slopes, typically completed in about two weeks.

The Pindos Way is a longer, more challenging trek covering 460km along Greece's mountainous spine from south to north. It can be tackled in a month or divided into week-long sections. With its remote landscapes, navigational demands, and limited facilities, this is the toughest trek but provides an exceptional opportunity to experience Greece’s wilderness and traditional mountain life.

For those seeking a shorter adventure, the 80km Zagori trek can be enjoyed independently or included as part of the Pindos Way. Additionally, the book covers a route exploring Mt Olympus, Greece’s highest mountain and legendary home of the ancient gods.

Each trek is accompanied by clear maps, detailed stage-by-stage route descriptions, background information about the regions, and a handy Greek-English glossary to enhance your journey.

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