1 / 21Mount Parnassos - Fterolakka/Kellaria ski resort is in central Greece. It has 23.4 km of slopes for skiing and snowboarding.
Trail information
Parnassos is the largest and best-known ski resort in Greece, 180 kilometres northwest of Athens. The skiing splits into two sectors, Fterolakka and Kellaria, and the country's only gondola lifts run here. The pistes are almost entirely easy to intermediate on open treeless ground. Most visitors are Athenians, so weekends and holidays get crowded. An hour down the road lies Delphi, the ancient sanctuary at the foot of the very mountain the Greeks held to be the home of the Muses.
Maps
Lifts
- 2Gondola lifts
- 3Combined installations
- 2Chairlifts
- 6T-bars and platters
- 3Rope tows
- 1Magic carpets
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Accommodation
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What visitors say about the resort
The praise is for the fact that this is the largest and best-known ski centre in Greece, and midweek it delivers: blue sky, sun, decent snow, empty slopes. Kellaria is the bigger, busier sector, favoured by snowboarders and weaker skiers, and its detachable four-seater is called the most modern lift in the country. On a clear day the gulf is visible from the upper runs, and weekday tickets cost less.
Weekends draw the criticism: crowds arrive from Athens, each lift builds a queue of over half an hour, and after eleven the parking is gone. More serious is the hardware - some lines are called derelict, and there are reviews in which most lifts were not running while staff admitted no maintenance had been done. Wind and poor visibility routinely shut everything but one lift. The toilets are called a disgrace, with no running water, and prices are judged too high for the service.
An editorial summary of public reviews on specialist sites. This is not a visitor review: we retell what is written about the resort most often, both praise and criticism.
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