Points of Interest &
Trails

Discover the hidden secrets and beauty of Mount Aigaleo.

Points of Interest &
Trails

Discover the hidden secrets and beauty of Mount Aigaleo.

Points of Interest

An ideal destination for hiking, nature lovers and exploring its rich flora and fauna.

Points of Interest

An ideal destination for hiking, nature lovers and exploring its rich flora and fauna.

Throne of Xerxes

Cave of Pan

Holy Monastery of the Holy Fathers of Schisto, Perama

Monument to the Executed of 1944

Diomedes Botanical Garden

Diomedes Botanical Garden

Points of Interest

Monument to the Executed of 1944

Points of Interest

Holy Monastery of the Holy Fathers of Schisto, Perama

Points of Interest

Cave of Pan

Points of Interest

Throne of Xerxes

Points of Interest

Unique trails along the mountain

Despite the urbanization that surrounds it, Mount Aigaleo offers an extensive network of trails for nature and hiking enthusiasts. These trails could be used for hiking routes of easy to moderate difficulty, and their existence is recorded on the maps of Attica by Kaupert (PYRGOS 1883) and the Hellenic Military Geographical Service.

Old trails still in use

They retain their historical value and offer a glimpse into the past.

Sections of old trails

Traces of older routes that once served settlements and farmland survive within the vegetation.

New trails

With no specific destination, they cross areas with interesting views and vegetation.

Routes and passes

Faint paths that cross steep and wild terrain, offering a unique experience.

Daphni Monastery – Caves of Procrustes and Exostis (Balcony)

Routes

Diomedes Botanical Garden

Routes

Throne of Xerxes – Rock shelter

Routes

Gun emplacements on Mount Aigaleo

Routes

Unique trails along the mountain

Despite the urbanization that surrounds it, Mount Aigaleo offers an extensive network of trails for nature and hiking enthusiasts. These trails could be used for hiking routes of easy to moderate difficulty, and their existence is recorded on the maps of Attica by Kaupert (PYRGOS 1883) and the Hellenic Military Geographical Service.

Old trails still in use

They retain their historical value and offer a glimpse into the past.

Sections of old trails

Traces of older routes that once served settlements and farmland survive within the vegetation.

New trails

With no specific destination, they cross areas with interesting views and vegetation.

Routes and passes

Faint paths that cross steep and wild terrain, offering a unique experience.

Daphni Monastery – Caves of Procrustes and Exostis (Balcony)

Routes

Diomedes Botanical Garden

Routes

Throne of Xerxes – Rock shelter

Routes

Gun emplacements on Mount Aigaleo

Routes