Challenging gravel route to Elatia, Zeli, and Kato Tithorea

A gravel cycling route starting from Kato Tithorea

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Embark on a challenging gravel route through Elatia, Zeli, and Kato Tithorea

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This challenging gravel route covers a distance of 63 kilometers and involves an ascent of 1761 meters. The route takes you through the scenic villages of Elatia, Zeli, and Kato Tithorea, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. It is suitable for experienced cyclists who enjoy a tough physical challenge. Highlights of the route include the historic village of Elatia, the picturesque village of Zeli, and Kato Tithorea, the starting point of the route.

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63 km

1761 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Κάτω Τιθορέα Village center

Káto Tithoréa: Discovering History and Nature in Káto Tithoréa

Káto Tithoréa is a small town located in the Sterea Elláda region of Greece. From a cyclist's perspective, the locality offers a mixture of road and gravel routes that showcase the natural beauty of the region, including its mountainous terrain and dense forests. The area is close to famous cycling spots such as the Parnassus Mountains and the Delphi archaeological site, both offering challenging climbs and breathtaking vistas. Káto Tithoréa is a great destination for cyclists looking to combine cycling with cultural and natural explorations.

42 km

ZeliVillage

Zeli is a hidden gem nestled among the mountains, offering stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. Take a moment to relax and soak in the natural beauty of this charming village.

57 km

ElatiaVillage

Elatia is a historic village with a unique charm. Explore the narrow streets, visit the local churches, and appreciate the traditional architecture of the houses. Don't miss the opportunity to try the delicious local food and wine.

63 km

Kato TithoreaVillage

Kato Tithorea is the starting point of this epic route. Take a moment to soak in the beautiful surroundings before embarking on the challenging journey ahead. The village itself has a small traditional center with quaint cafes where you can grab a pre-ride coffee.