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On the southeastern flank of Mount Sanida, near the quaint village of Skourvoula, you’ll find a petite yet wildly untamed chasm known as Rizopetro. This gorge culminates in a striking 60m waterfall that cascades into the lake of the Faneromeni dam, a sight to behold especially after heavy downpours.
Rizopetro Gorge is located in the Heraklion Region of Crete, Greece.
The hiking difficulty level in Rizopetro Gorge is moderate to difficult, with some steep and rocky sections.
It is recommended to have a guide when hiking in Rizopetro Gorge, as the terrain can be challenging and the trail is not well-marked.
The best time of year to visit Rizopetro Gorge is in the spring or fall, when the weather is cooler and there is less chance of rain.
No, there are no entrance fees for Rizopetro Gorge.
You should bring sturdy hiking shoes, plenty of water, sunscreen, a hat, and snacks or a picnic lunch.
Yes, there are several hotels and guesthouses in the nearby town of Heraklion.
