Margaritis L

Since 2006 Mountaingoat organizes outdoor activities in Epirus. For instance, hiking/trekking, mountain bike and ski tours mostly on the north Pindos. Through out the years we explored and reached new areas, which gave us great feedback. Therefore, we decided to share that with our guests!
In addition, from our passion for mountain sports, we wanted to show the world that there is another part of Greece that covers outdoor activities. Above all, it really worths visiting, because it is still authentic, not harmed from the mass tourism, and it is well hidden behind the unknown mountains of Greece!

Above all, we like mountain sports and hiking is one of them. It is the way to discover meter by meter all the area’s secrets. Flowers, medicine herbs, wildlife, architecture plus culture, are some of the things a hiker should see in these unique areas. So different and also unique!
After all, there is a great network of paths, in these areas. This makes hiking very easy from point to point, village to village, without the use of any transportation! A top destination for hikers is Zagori and the wider area of north Pindos National Park. Similarly, Tzoumerka and Mt. Olympus are attractive destinations!

The last years we came out with the idea of organizing MTB tours the same style we do our hiking tours! Therefore, we went out exploring! There are thousands of kilometers of forest roads, that give the biker a chance to discover and places beyond imagination. In addition, remote villages, waterfalls, high mountains, combines scenery ideal for mountain bikes!

For skiing no question about it! There are a few ski resorts in Greece but not really worth a visit! But the mountains where someone can ski are endless and outdoor activities in Epirus could cover that also. After all, the Pindos mountains have amazing snowfall every winter and the possibility of ski touring is amazing. Not many would believe that there are so many mountains with snow that you could ski in Greece! The last years more and more are trying the exotic ski destination. How about you?