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Mountains in Greece
Probably only a few know that Greece is mainly a mountainous country. Although tourists prefer to visit the idyllic islands of the Aegean or the Ionian Sea, the truth is that the 4/5 of the country is mountainous, including most of the islands indeed!
The most important range is that of Pindus, which runs from north to south. Its peak, Mount Olympus, is famous worldwide as the place where the Olympian Gods of Ancient Greece used to live.
The nature lovers will find here a true paradise, ideal for outdoor activities and sports, such as climbing, hiking, mountain bike, skiing, snow boarding, mountain trail running and many more...
What about you? Do you know that Greece is primarily a mountainous country?
You have definitely heard about mount Olympus and the 12 Gods of ancient years. But do you know that Greece, apart from the famous islands, has more than 300 mountains?
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Palios Aghios Athanasios or Kaimaktsalan
Kaimaktsalan, a unique winter destination
Palios Agios Athanasios, or Kaimaktsalan as it is also called, is a traditional mountainous village with stone built houses with tiles, built according to the local Macedonian architecture. The ski centre transformed the village into a cosmopolitan winter resort and is considered to be one of the most beautiful mountain villages in Greece, with impressive restored houses turned into luxury hotels, traditional guesthouses and pensions, shops, restaurants and nightclubs.
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Karpenisi... the Greek Alpes
Being one of the most important high lights of Mountainous Greece, Karpenissi is not just a classical destination of wintry tourism, but a travelling proposal that can fascinate everyone.
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