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Grigiria is a small mountainous village built at 420m above sea.level on the southern side of the mountain Psiloritis. It has 214 inhabitants (2001) and is mentioned in all Venetian censuses (and of 1563) . The name of the village comes from the word "grigoros" (=fast).
Also this village suffered during WW II. The view to the bay of Messara is fantastic and it seems like time has stood still in this village. A beautiful walking route leads to Lagolio village (4 km southern). The traditional mill: “Moulali” from 1850 is also worth seeing. Opposite of Grigoria is the beautiful mountain “Kartalos” which will be very interesting for climbers. At the 14th of September there is a party in Grigoria with Cretan music..
Also this village suffered during WW II. The view to the bay of Messara is fantastic and it seems like time has stood still in this village. A beautiful walking route leads to Lagolio village (4 km southern). The traditional mill: “Moulali” from 1850 is also worth seeing. Opposite of Grigoria is the beautiful mountain “Kartalos” which will be very interesting for climbers. At the 14th of September there is a party in Grigoria with Cretan music..
Lohria which is the last village at the east part of Rethymnon is located 61 km far from Rethimno city and 21 from Zaros (eastern) by an altitude of 580m. Residends: 1940: 329 and 1991: 294
After Vistagi continue to the south (toward Fourfouras) and prepare yourself for one of the most beautiful routes on asphalt in all of Crete, which takes you to the town of Agia Varvara through Lochria - Kamares - Zaros on the road that connects Iraklio and Gortina.
Although it cannot exactly be described as a “mountain route,” it follows the west and south side of Mount Psiloritis and sometimes takes you to a pretty high altitude from where you can enjoy a great view wherever you look. If the night finds you travelling in this area, you have very few chances of finding “decent” accommodations. Apart from some shabby Rooms to Let in Platanos, Kamares and a few other villages, there is no place to rent.
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