Tripiti Gorge in Chania, Crete
Chania Gorges - Tripiti Gorge in Chania, Crete is the second-longest gorge on the island after Samaria. However, many travellers struggle to find the entrance and often encounter a confusing stone wall which causes them to turn back. Only experienced guides know the workarounds that lead to the canyon. This magnificent gorge takes at least two days to fully pass and begins with the way Omalos Plateau located in the canyon. The path becomes problematic as it leads to the peak of Gigilos (2080m). After climbing, the trail passes near the Linoseli source at an altitude of 1400 metres. As you approach the middle of the gorge, the trail becomes rocky with steep stone walls. It is important to count each step and be careful on the gentle slopes. Vegetation abounds in this area and you may spot wild goats, Kri-Kri, which are unique to Crete. Near the exit to the Libyan Sea, you will find the chapel of St. Nicholas. Tripiti Gorge in Chania, Crete ends at a small peninsula where the ancient city of Pikilasos once served as a port. Book your trip to this stunning gorge for an unforgettable experience in Crete.
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