Olympus Hiking up to Mytikas 2918m

Sightseeing  :  Greece  :  Makedonia Thraki  :  Litochoro  :  Hiking & Camping

Mt. Olympus is officially known from Greek mythology as the home of the Twelve Gods. The shape created by the rain and wind, which helped elevate a secluded chateau in 2918m (Mytikas). Counts many peaks and an almost circular shape. It is undoubtedly the most popular mountain in Greece. The impressive height, the mythical charm and easy accessibility make it an attraction for thousands of visitors from every corner of the world. Roads and trails crossing the mountain gives the opportunity to the hikers and visitors to get to know closely varieties of flora and fauna but also its natural beauty.Meet your guide at 8am at a convenient and central location in Litochoro. Choose from several routes to follow up to the top of Mt. Olympus. Select the best route for your level of hiking, such as easy and short or strenuous and long. Hike to Mt. Olympus from the shelter of Christakis. Embark on a mountainous route that combines asphalt and rough dirt roads. Reach the top of the route from the south side of Mount Olympus, a charming yet rugged landscape to Christakis, at 7,900ft (2,400m). Take a break as your guide prepares the climbing equipment needed to reach the summit of Mytikas. Follow a well-marked trail for one hour to Kakoskala. Get ready to make the final ascent. Scramble up this route, which is demanding and requires a high degree of difficulty. Reach a height of 9,600ft. (2918m) at the top of Mytikas, where we will sign the mountaineer's book. Spend some free time relaxing before returning down the mountain. Take the awaiting vehicle back to town. Arriving back in town at approximately 6pm.