E4 European Long Distance Path
The E4 European Long Distance Path starts from Gibraltar, crosses from Spain, France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria and Greece and ends in Crete from where it extends to Cyprus. The path is a route from where the walker will enjoy beautiful landscapes and places of significant ecological, historical, archaeological, cultural and scientific value. In Cyprus the path passes through the Troodos Mountains, the Akamas peninsula and large plots of rural areas.
The E4 European Long Distance Path passes through the forest of Adelphi and the Troodos forest and has a total length of 70 km. It starts from the road of Nicosia – Klirou – Kalo Chorio – Farmakas, 4 kilometers south of Klirou to Pharmakas at an altitude of 500 meters. The path leads to the chapel of Agios Georgios Kapouralis, on the main road of Phini – Lemithou at an altitude of 1050 meters.
The trail has no particular difficulty in walking, although it has some uphill points. The time to walk the path ranges from 25 to 30 hours.
Location
Nature Trails
Agia Irini Nature Trail – Limeria
The route crosses dense woody vegetation, offering great views of Morphou Bay and the opportunity to visit hideaways used by the EOKA fighters during the anti-colonial struggle of 1955-1959. In Selladi Tis Straorouthkias, the route meets the Kourdali-L
Agios Theodoros – Asinou Nature Trail
There is a nature trail that starts at the eastern side of Agios Theodoros village and ends at The Virgin Mary of Asinou church (Panagia tis Asinou), with its famous murals, this church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trail takes you through fores
Archangelos – Mylos tis Rodous Nature Trail
This trail begins at the Archangel Michael church which was built in 16th century. After a hike of around one kilometre, end at the Mylos tis Rodous (Rodous Mill). It is a linear path. Along the trail, the path passes through the church of Panagias Pod
Atalanti Nature trail
This trail took its name from the ancient forest nymph of the Atalanti forests, a famous hunter and runner, protected by the Greek goddess, Artemis. It follows a course around Chionistra at an altitude of 1700-1750m and passes through dense clusters of
Circular Nature Trail of the Artemis Rocks Study
The path took its name from the goddess Artemis, the daughter of Zeus and Lydo, the twin sister of Apollo. The trail follows a circular path around Chionistra at an average altitude of 1850m and the tour is carried out with the help of directional sign
Doxa Soi O Theos – Pyrofylakio (Fire Lookout Station) Nature Trail
A mountain path that offers a panoramic view in all directions from an altitude of 1400 – 1600m along the ridge of Madaris. It ends close to the Adelphi peak (1613m). One has the opportunity to go up to the Madaris fire lookout station which overlooks
