Evrytania

Evrytania is a region in Central Greece.

Regions

🌍 Agrafa — Α village in the mountainous area by the borders with Thessaly, still away from the tourist crowds despite its natural beauty.
🌍 Fidakia — A village with beautiful views to nearby Lake Kremasta
🌍 Granitsa (Evrytania) — A village in the forested area of Mount Liakoura.
🌍 Karpenisi — The regional capital and a popular winter destination on the wooded slopes of Mount Tymfristos, at an altitude of 1000 meters.
🌍 Krikelo — Built at 1120m altitude, Krikelo is famous for its chestnut woods and has some guest houses.
🌍 Megalo Chorio — Traditional settlement on the slope of Mt Kaliakouda (2098 m), with plenty of streams and waterfalls in its outskirts.
🌍 Proussos — A village famous for its monastery set in a stunning location.

🌍 Lake Kremasta — The largest artificial lake in Greece
🌍 Pantavrechi Canyon and Waterfalls — A rocky canyon on the Krikeliotis River.
🌍 Velouchi Ski Resort — Located on the northern slope of Mount Tymfristos, few km away from Karpenisi city

KTEL Intercity Buses connect Karpenisi with Athens (twice a day in 5 hours), Agrinio (3 ½ hours) and Lamia (2 hours).

You need a car to get around.

Hike forest trails from Megalo Chorio up 🌍 Mount Kaliakouda, with fresh spring water pouring out of the mountain and a refuge for overnight staying.
Mountain biking
Go skiing in the winter at Velouchi, one of the best ski resorts in Greece.
White-water-rafting in the spring

Some of the traditional products of Evrytania are:

Kokoretsi and roast lamb (arnaki psito)
Mezedes (appetizers) made from local meats, sausages, feta cheese and the local soft cheese tsalafouti or katiki.

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