Marathon Beach Resort

Nea Makri Beach - Agios Efraim Monastery (Παραλία Νέας Μάκρης - Μονή Αγίου Εφραίμ) From the chapel of Agia Kyriaki and the archaeological site of the Sanctuary of the Egyptian Gods, the route heads along the beach of Nea Makri and arriving at the marina, turns east and begins to head towards the foothills of Mount Amοmon, on the eastern side of Mt Penteli, where the Monastery of Agios Ephraim is located, from the 10th century AD.

Rependosa Waterfall and Dam at Mt. Penteli (Καταρράκτης και Φράγμα της Ραπεντώσας Πεντέλης) Easily accessible through a gently sloping path, the highest waterfall in Attica, with water falling rapidly into a small pond. Half an hour from the center of Athens, it is well hidden at the end of a gorge. The route goes to the waterfall and then to the Artificial Lake Rapendosa, which is a little further east.

Finally, Simos and I went for a little walk to unwind in Penteli. It had very strong winds, but not so much that it bothered us. Just before we reach the avenue. Dionysos we returned because we found too much mud that prevented us from moving. Nice and very small.

Rapentosa - Rapentosa Waterfall - Artificial Lake (Ραπεντώσα - Καταρράκτης Ραπεντώσας - Τεχνητή Λίμνη Ραπεντώσας) This interesting route starts from the village of Rapentosa, east of the Dionysos suburb, on the northern outskirts of Penteli. The course is directed north, along the stream of Rapentosa and reaches the Rapentosa Waterfall. From there it continues east to the reservoir of the Rapentosa artificial lake and continues for some time the bank of the stream Vathia Houni, before...

Athens Marathon: The Authentic (Αυθεντικός Μαραθώνιος Αθήνας) This long route was inspired by the course taken, after the Battle of Marathon against the Persiansin 490 BC, by the soldier who carried the victorious message to Athens. The route starts from the site of the Marathon settlement stadium and heads south along the avenue, taking a detour to the Marathon Tomb. It then continues south, passing along the coastal settlements until it turns west and southwest to reach the Panathenaic...