Pindus Mountains

The mountains of Agrafa form the southern end of the Pindus, a country of steep peaks, deep ravines and thick forests. Fir, oak and chestnut grow on the slopes, while high pastures and bare ridges rise above the trees. Rivers cut through the mountains towards the Acheloos, and stone bridges cross some of their narrow valleys. The summits of Voutsikaki and Avgo rise above two thousand metres in this rugged highland.