Hiking in Samos
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Samos is an ideal destination for hikers as, apart from its many stunning beaches, it also has two imposing mountain ranges with numerous walkingSamos is an ideal destination for hikers as, apart from its many stunning beaches, it also has two imposing mountain ranges with numerous walking paths. Lush forests with high trees, wild rocky land and streams are just some of the scenic and exciting natural features to be enjoyed there. Along the way you will also discover the island’s herbs and animals, visit traditional mountain villages and take in striking panoramic vistas. paths. Lush forests with high trees, wild rocky land and streams are just some of the scenic and exciting natural features to be enjoyed there. Along the way you will also discover the island’s herbs and animals, visit traditional mountain villages and take in striking panoramic vistas.
Samos – Ag. Zoni – Kamara – Zodochou Pigis – Kamara – Samos
Easy – medium challenge.
This only the final path on the hill towards the Zodochou Pigis monastery, at an altitude of 300m, thus classifying this route a little above the «easy» category.
Distance: 15km, around 4 hours.
Samos – Prophitis Elias – Samos
Medium challenge
The path starts at sea level at 400m., and although the paths and other parts are generally in good condition, some buried rocks can make the downhill part quite difficult.
Distance: 5.5km, around 2 hours.
Mesokapos – Mykali – Psylli Ammos – Palaiokastro – Samos
Easy
There’s a little climbing involved in this hike, which travels around the coastline and leads you along good pathways.
Distance: 14.5km, around 2 hours.
Mesokapos – Mykali – Psylli Ammos – Palaiokastro – Samos
Easy
There’s a little climbing involved in this hike, which travels around the coastline and leads you along good pathways.
Distance: 14.5km, around 2 hours.
Mesokapos – Mykali – Psylli Ammos – Palaiokastro – Samos
Easy
There’s a little climbing involved in this hike, which travels around the coastline and leads you along good pathways.
Distance: 14.5km, around 2 hours.
Potami – Mikro Seitani – Kosmadaio – Nikoloudis – Tsourlei – Palaio Karlovassi – Karlovassi
Medium - challenging
The uphill trek, taking you from sea level to around 475m is demanding. The rest of the hike is a comfortable downhill.
Distance: 18km, around 4¾ hours.
Potami – Mikro Seitani – Megalo Seitani – Drakaioi
Medium - challenging
A wavy beachside walk that reaches a height of around 375m. Be aware that most of the pathways are very narrow and rocky. Some hikers find the parts of this trail between Mikro Seitani and Megalo Seitani dizzying.
Distance: 10km, around 2¾ hours.
Karlovassi – Palaio Karlovassi – Kosmadaio – Mikro Seitani – Potami – Karlovassi
Challenging
Kosmadaio is located at a height of 600m and the ascent from the sea level is sometimes very steep, but at least most of the path is well shaded. Some of the paths and trails along this trail demand attentive walking, so watch your step and take your time.
Distance: 21.5km, around 5 hours.
Karlovassi – Palaio Karlovassi – Kastro – Potami – Tsourlai – Palaio Karlovassi – Karlovassi
Easy – medium
The hike includes some uphills, at the start at around 140m and again on the way back from Potami on. The final uphill comes after around two hours, and it is recommended hikers avoid the Alternative walk.
Distance: 15.5km, around 3¾ hours.
Kosmadaio to Marathokampos
Medium
Recommended only to experienced hikers as finding the road can be very difficult at around the point between 35 minutes and 1 hour into the walk, while there is also a danger of experiemcing dizziness during this hike.
Distance: 10km, around 2.5 hours.