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The Arkadi Gorge begins just north of the Arkadi Monastery and offers a picturesque journey of approximately two hours. Certain sections along the gorge’s bed are inaccessible due to waterfalls and dense vegetation, making it possible to walk only along the eastern banks. The hiking trail concludes near the Pikris village where it joins the Gypofarago gorge. Here, visitors can appreciate significant Venetian architectural landmarks. The gorge, with its extraordinary natural beauty, allows visitors to marvel at representative species of Cretan flora and fossils.
A slim area of the gorge can also be viewed by driving to the Arkadi Monastery, as the roadway runs through it. This means you can get a sense of its appearance just by visiting the monastery.
Arkadi Gorge is located in the Rethymno Region of Crete, Greece near the Arkadi Monastery.
The length of Arkadi Gorge is approximately 4.5 kilometers.
It takes approximately 2 hours to hike Arkadi Gorge.
The hiking difficulty level in Arkadi Gorge is moderate, with some steep and rocky sections.
The best time to visit Arkadi Gorge is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and the scenery is at its best.
No, there is no entrance fee to visit Arkadi Gorge.
There are no facilities available in Arkadi Gorge, so visitors are advised to bring their own food, water, and other necessary supplies.
Some of the highlights of Arkadi Gorge include the stunning natural scenery, the impressive rock formations, and the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife and plant species.
Yes, it is generally safe to hike in Arkadi Gorge, but visitors are advised to take necessary precautions and follow the marked trails.
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