Mount Vardousia

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Mount Vardousia is a rugged, high-altitude mountain massif in central Greece known for its dramatic peaks and popular hiking and mountaineering routes.

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Mount Vardousia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
mountain massif
mountain peak
country Greece
drainageBasin Evinos River NERFINISHED
Mornos River NERFINISHED
Spercheios River
elevation 2495 m
2495 m
hasActivity ski mountaineering
hasFeature alpine meadows
deep ravines
steep ridges
hasPeak Kokkinari
Korakas
Pliatsiko
Pyramida
Skala
Soufles
hasSeason cool summers
snowy winters
hasTrailType alpine routes
ridge traverses
scrambling routes
hasVillageOnSlopes Artotina
Athanasios Diakos
Domnista
Kallio
Kokkinos
Pentagioi
Strogoula
highestPoint Korakas
knownFor dramatic peaks
hiking
mountaineering
rugged terrain
winter climbing
locatedIn Central Greece
linked to: central Greece

Etolia-Acarnania regional unit
linked to: Aetolia-Acarnania

Phocis regional unit
Phthiotis regional unit
partOf Pindus mountain range
linked to: Pindus Mountains
popularWith climbers
hikers
mountaineers
region mainland Greece
linked to: Greek mainland

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Mount Giona near Mount Vardousia
Oiti near Mount Vardousia