Travel to Grevena 

Grevena is well known for its wonderful mountainous landscape. Smolikas, with its peak at 2631m., is the second highest mountain in Greece. Along the Valia Calda and due to limited human intervention, they possess great ecological significance and are two of the most important wildlife sanctuaries in Greece. The forests of black pine, beech trees, bushes, trees, and a variety of deciduous trees are home to deer, wolves, bears, many species of birds and reptiles, as well as many species of mushrooms. Near the highest peak of Smolikas, there are two of the few alpine lakes in Greece called “Drakolimnes” (=Dragon Lakes). At the slopes of the mountain, you will see the Vlach villages out of which, the largest and most famous one is Samarina, at an altitude of 1500m. Valia Calda fascinates the travelers, who follow the different hiking routes starting from the local shelter, enjoying a walk in a landscape full of lush vegetation, huge cliffs and rapids. In the valley, as in the wider region of Grevena, there are many stone bridges, which are a characteristic of the region. The region of Grevena is also known for its rich and rare prehistoric findings, such as the remains of two enormous mastodons which are 3,000,000 years old and which were found in the excavations near the village of Milia and belong to the most important findings of this kind worldwide.  

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