#32 of 300 · Mount Olympus National Park
Mount Olympus (Prionia to Mytikas)
GreeceCentral Macedonia and Thessaly
The standard ascent of Greece's highest mountain climbs through beech and black pine forest from Prionia to Refuge A, then over open ridges to Mytikas (2,918 m) via the Kakoskala scramble. Usually done over two days.
- Distance
- 17 km
- Out and back
- Ascent
- 1,900 m
- High point 2,918 m
- Time
- 2 days
- Multi-day trek
- Difficulty
- Expert
- Scrambling, via ferrata, serious exposure, glacier or altitude.
- Best months
- Jun–Sep
- When the route is usually in condition
- Start
- Prionia
- Mount Olympus National Park
Route
- Prionia
- Refuge A (Spilios Agapitos)
- Mytikas
- back the same way
Wildlife along the route
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