The Valley of Tempi (Pronounced Tembi) is a most picturesque and historic one, created by the Pinios River as it crosses the straits between the mountainous terrain on its way to its delta.
This part of the river is ideal for canoeing and bird-watching. Flora is very rich and will reward anyone for going on foot on the part of the banks that is accessible. One could follow the trail of the abandoned railroad after it has been redirected through newly built tunnels.
(Photos: Michael Tziotis)
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Pinios River
Near the Valley of Tempi, Pinios flows peacefully to its Delta
Pinios Tempi Valley
One of the most beautiful landscapes in Greece!
Pinios Tempi Valley
One of the most beautiful landscapes in Greece! Rich in fauna and flora, a challenge to our senses
Pinios Tempi Valley
Imposing rocks hanging over the abandonded railroad trail, barely visible.
Pinios Tempi Valley
Imposing rocks hanging over the abandonded railroad trail
Pinios Tempi Valley
Enjoying the view over the valley of Tempi!
Pinios Tempi Valley
Green and grey!
Pinios Tempi Valley
A magnificent road goes along the valley and the river. The problem is that this road is part of the national highway Athens-Thessaloniki, and being narrow and winding makes it dangerous. Please drive carefully and follow the speed limits!
Pinios Tempi Valley
Another picture of the road through the valley
Pinios Tempi Valley
Yet another picture of the road through the valley.