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Porto Lagos – Lafrouda Observation Point
Porto Lagos lies on the border between the regional units of Xanthi and Rhodope, specifically at the point where Lake Vistonida meets the Thracian Sea, in a location that uniquely combines the green of the forest with the blue of the Greek sea.
Lake Lafrouda, together with neighbouring Lake Lafra, forms a complex of particularly important wetlands protected under international conventions (Natura-Ramsar). The stone observation point stands on a low hill, from where we can enjoy views stretching from the Thracian Sea to the Rhodope mountain range.
Meeting point in Porto Lagos.
Gear and clothing
- Cycling helmet
- Small backpack (10 L)
- Water bottle (at least 1.5 L)
- Light snack
- Waterproof/windproof jacket
Includes
- Professional cycling guide
- Civil liability insurance
- Digital photos
Cost
€25 per person (prices vary for families, groups and the unemployed), €30 for bike rental including cycling helmet.
Difficulty levels
- 1EasySmooth, mostly flat routes on dirt or asphalt roads.
- 2MediumTrails and dirt roads with climbs and descents. Obstacles such as rocks and potholes are easily avoided.
- 3DifficultSteep, sustained gradients and hard obstacles on narrow, possibly slippery trails. Some sections are walked.
- 4DemandingDownhill and freeride: technically hard, steep descents on narrow trails with jumps and built features.
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