If you’re looking for a more slow-paced, easy-going day, join us as we explore the wonderful mountains of Arcadia. We spend our time discussing local history, flora and fauna, and common principles such as Leave No Trace.  A bit more off the beaten path, we explore some of the area’s hidden gems such as a Mycenaean graveyard, a local cave, and many unseen locations of our local rivers and streams.  

If you’re looking for more of a sporty day, let’s head to the trail!

The Menalon Trail is a renowned hiking trail in the Peloponnese region of Greece. It winds through the rugged landscapes of the Menalon Mountain range, offering hikers breathtaking views of forests, gorges, rivers, and traditional villages.

Here are some key features and information about the Menalon Trail:

Length and Difficulty: The Menalon Trail covers a distance of approximately 75 kilometers (about 47 miles) and is divided into eight sections, each offering a unique hiking experience. The trail varies in difficulty, with some sections suitable for beginners and others more challenging, requiring moderate to advanced hiking skills.

Natural Beauty: One of the main attractions of the Menalon Trail is its stunning natural beauty. Hikers can explore dense forests of fir and pine trees, cross rivers and streams, and marvel at the diverse flora and fauna that thrive in the region.

Cultural and Historical Sites: Along the trail, hikers encounter traditional villages that have preserved their unique architectural and cultural heritage. These villages offer opportunities to interact with locals, sample authentic Greek cuisine, and learn about the region’s history and traditions.

Overall, the Menalon Trail offers hikers an unforgettable outdoor experience, combining stunning scenery, cultural immersion, and a sense of adventure in the heart of Greece’s Peloponnese region. It attracts outdoor enthusiasts from around the world who seek to explore the beauty and diversity of Greece’s natural landscapes.