Menalon Trail 75km- All inclusive

Day 1: Upon arrival at Menalo, settle in your guesthouse. You will be informed by your guide for all the details of the program. Walk in the village.

 Day 2: Stemnitsa-Dimitsana-Zigovisti (16.7 km, 7 hours)

(climb: 1094 m, descent: 1015 m, minute height: 420 m, maximum height: 1175 m)

 The path starts from the historical village of Stemnitsa. Going out to the gorge of Lousios you will meet the imposing monastery of Prodromos. It is a monument of the 12th century, built at the root of a vertical rock. Then you will meet the two monasteries of Philosopher, 9th and 17th century. A little while after a short break at the Open air water museum in Dimitsana will be a boost for the last 5 kilometers for Zigovisti. 

Day 3: Zigovisti-Elati (15 km, 5 hours)

(climb: 642 m, descent: 618 m, height min: 1105 m, maximum height: 1643 m)

The third day will find you where you started. Passing through the churches of Saint John and Saint George you will find yourself on a curved gravel road that goes smoothly uphill to the highest peak of the route at 1,643m. After walking and taking down the downhill, just 1.5 km before Elati and the end of your trek you will pass through the holy temple of Zoodochos Pigis.

Day 4: Elati-Vytina-Nymfasia (14 km, 4 ½ hours)

(Rising: 488 m, cathode: 740 m, minimum height: 813 m, maximum height: 1180 m)

 Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful pieces of the whole path. The route descends from Elati to the river Millaon and passes down the hill where the ancient city of Methidrion was located. Throughout the path, you will move through a dense forest and alongside the river. After this amazing piece you will make a small stop in the village of Vytina, perhaps the most beautiful village of the whole area. 

Day 5: Nympassia - Magouliana - Valtessiniko (15.5 km, 6 hours)

(climb: 464 m, descent: 914 m, height min: 781 m, maximum height: 1307 m)

Leaving Nymfassia behind you, the route begins through an oak forest that leads you to the Cairn Bridge and the impressive monastery. It is a monastic complex nestled in an impressive monolith. After crossing a dense fir forest and reaching the Whistle Bell, you will have the chance to rest near the source. Much of the route from Maguliana to Valtesinikos moves downhill into the valley to the riverbed where later it meets a cobbled path that climbs up to the village. 

Day 6: Valtessinico-Lagadia (13.9 km, 5 hours)

(climb: 612 m, descent: 791 m, height min: 937 m, maximum height: 1377 m)

The last part of your multi-day hike rises smoothly into a Byzantine castle and again after that it begins to descend through a dense fir forest through a beautiful path. Your road passes through valleys, threshing floors and huts while its continuation ends in a war memorial. Our last destination. Lagadia also features an impressive complex of watermills.