Anogia
Anogia Municipality
Servili of Tylisos (Arolithos) – Voulismeno Aloni – Doxa Cave – Marathos – Damasta – Yeni Gaves (Drosia) – Aimonas – Doxaro (Ptyches, Vosakou Monastery) – Perama – Margarites – Eleutherna – Arkadi
The route starts near Gazi, where the source of Almyros is located, fed by the Psiloritis mountain range and the Nida plateau, as well as the surrounding mountains.
Tylisos – Gonies – Sisarcha – Anogeia (Nida) – Axos – Zoniana (Damothi) – Krana – Livadia (Mygeros Plateau connection with the route to Psiloritis) – Agios Ioannis – Agios Mamas – Perama
Starting from Tylisos via the provincial road, our first destination is Gonies, particularly the Ophiolites of Gonies, represented by characteristic green peridotites of the ophiolite complex (oceanic crust rocks), from which the "Geo-Path of Gonies" begins. Next, we find Sisarcha, a small settlement with a traditional coffee shop – agricultural record store where it is worth making a stop, followed by Anogeia and the Nida plateau at an altitude of 1,187 meters.
Krousonas-Livadi-Zominthos-Nida-Anogeia
Starting from Krousonas, a large village built on the eastern foothills of Psiloritis, amidst ancient faults that constitute a geotope, the route, via the provincial road, leads us to the neighboring Livadi Plateau. The landscape here is dominated by fruit-bearing trees and is particularly beautiful in springtime. In the plateau, there is a network of dirt roads ideal for mountain biking - of moderate difficulty - while in the area, there are also agritourism guesthouses and traditional taverns.