4 Bridges: Tzelefos, Elias, Milos and Three Olives
near Ágios Nikólaos, Paphos District (Cyprus)
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In some places this route will require you to be physically fit, be prepared. This route is a nice adventure. Have a great hike!
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Waypoints
Tzelefos Bridge
The Venetian bridge of Tzelefos / Kelefos This bridge is located 6 km from the Turkish Cypriot village of Agios Nikolaos and is the largest medieval bridge of Cyprus. The Kelefos Bridge, built on the Diorozo River, is an imposing stone arch.
Elias Bridge
Elia ("Olive") Venetian Bridge [Elia]. This is the smallest of the Venetian bridges in Cyprus, built on a tributary of the Diarizo(c) River [Diarizos]. It is a cammian arch. It takes its name from the olive trees growing in the area where it was built. The Elia Bridge is part of the Venetian Bridges Path.
Milos Bridge
Milos Bridge [Mylos] In a rather dense forest of tall sycamores and alders, the Milos Bridge towers over the river of the same name. The bridge is an arch, forming a semi-circle. The bridge of Mylos is located in the Maratassa valley, giving access to the inaccessible areas of the villages of Treis Elies and Kaminaria.
Three Olives Bridge
Three Olives / Treis Elies (Venetian Bridge) [Three Olives / Treis Elies]. This bridge is located south of the village of Treis Elies, near the nature trail of the same name, which is 2.5 km away and ends in Orpolis.
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Nice route, but keep in mind very steep and slippery downhill part.
Thank you for your review. I have added a comment to the route description about the difficult downhill before Elias Bridge. Have a great next hike!