Top Things to do in Epirus
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The 10 Best Hiking Trails in Epirus, Epirus
Discover the best top things to do in Epirus, Greece including Into the wild Preveza, Syrrako - Kalarrytes Path, Neraidogephyro, Loutra Kapetaniou, Rema Marks, Skala Tzavelena, Kouiassa Pouliana Path, Hunters of the Ice Age in the Voidomatis Valley Trail, Pony Club Acheron, Monopati Pezoporias, Leptokarya - Neraidogefyro.
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1. Into the wild Preveza
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5.0 based on 50 reviews
Intothewild is an agency for alternative tourism that aims not only in offering the ideal contact with sports tourism and also in offering a tour of enjoyable explorations in the natural and caltural heritage of our area. We offer sea kayaking, white water kayaking, sup, hiking cycling, snorkelling in the wider area of Preveza.
2. Syrrako - Kalarrytes Path
3. Neraidogephyro
4. Loutra Kapetaniou
5. Rema Marks
6. Skala Tzavelena
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
7. Kouiassa Pouliana Path
8. Hunters of the Ice Age in the Voidomatis Valley Trail
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By theopepp - Athens, Greece
I takes a couple of hours to go from Aristi Bridge to Kleidonia Bridge. The path is smooth and is almost along Voidomatis river. Even if you haven't arranged for someone to pick you up from Kleidonia Bridge. you just make a u-turn and go back. Hiking pleasure at its best
9. Pony Club Acheron
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4.0 based on 30 reviews
We at the Pony Club welcome you to enjoy your day at the refreshing springs of the mythological Acheron river.From this very river the gods themselves drank the elixir of life and most important of all - Charon guided the dead souls to the Underworld of Hades. Spend an unforgettable day at the springs experiencing our activities!
10. Monopati Pezoporias, Leptokarya - Neraidogefyro
Voulgareli Leptokarya – Fairybridge is a 2.14 kilometre lightly trafficked loop trail located near Vourgareli, Epirus, Greece that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, running, and nature trips and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
