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Chios (Chora) - Dafnonas (Χώρα - Δαφνώνας) A beautiful route that leads from Chios (Chora) towards the centre of the island and around the settlement of Dafnonas. The route is circular and returns to the starting point by a different road, passing both times by the foothills of Korakaris Hill. Beautiful views of the sea and the nature of the island's countryside inland.

Varvasi - Nea Moni - Agios Georgios - Dafnonas (Βαρβάσι - Νέα Μονή - Άγιος Γεώργιος - Δαφνώνας) A long circular course with beautiful views in the central part of Chios, near the capital of the island. The route starts from the suburb of Varvasi and heads west, passing close to the historic Nea Moni. Then it continues south towards the settlement of Agios Georgios, before changing again its course to the northeast and the Dafnonas settlement. From there it returns to the starting point,...

Agios Georgios Resta - Agios ioannis Tripate (Άγιος Γεώργιος Ρεστά - Άγιος Ιωάννης Τριπατέ) Circular route on the hillsides west of Vrontados, within the protected area of Agios Ioannis Tripate. The route crosses the area, following the dirt roads and arriving at Agios Ioannis Tripate. From there it descends further east and returns along the same road towards the coastal zone. Wonderful and panoramic views to the sea and Vrontados settlement.

Sklavia - Profitis Ilias chapel (Σκλαβιά - Προφήτης Ηλίας) A nice route that leads through the green hills of the Chios countryside. The course starts from the village of Sklavia and meanders westwards, reaching the chapel of Agios Kosmas o Aetolos. From there, it continues south, gradually ascending towards the hill and the chapel of Profitis Ilias. Panoramic views of the surrounding area towards the higher mountains to the north and the sea to the southeast.

Karyes - Agios Ioannis Tripate (Καρυές - Άγιος Ιωάννης Τριπατέ) From the Karyes village, the route heads east and towards lower altitudes, crossing all this hilly green zone upstream of the coastal settlement of Vrondados. The route returns westwards to climb to higher altitudes, which are occupied by the limestone massifs, passing by the area where the chapel of Agios Ioannis Tripate is located. Leaving the limestone zone, the route descends again eastwards towards the Karyes and the...