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Mountain Peaks & Viewpoints

Thassos, the northernmost Greek island, is defined by its dense pine forests and marble-rich terrain. This selection highlights the island's most prominent elevations, led by Mount Ipsario, which rises to 1,204 meters. The list covers central summits like Trikorfo and Prinos, alongside coastal viewpoints such as Glikadi and Panagia Alikis, which offer perspectives over the Aegean Sea and the ancient marble quarries of the Aliki peninsula.

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A

Ipsario

The highest summit on Thassos at 1,204 meters, offering clear-day views of Samothrace, Lemnos, and Mount Athos. It is accessible via hiking trails from Potamia or by 4x4 vehicles.

B

Akr. Marmara

Coastal elevation situated near the white marble quarries and Saliara Beach on the northeastern coast.

C

Glikadi

Elevated viewpoint located on the northern coast road, providing vistas of the Thassos Strait and the mainland Greek coast near Kavala.

D

path to Ypsario

Scenic overlook situated along the primary hiking ascent from Potamia village toward the island's highest peak.

E

Perdiki

Central mountain peak located between the villages of Potamia and Theologos, surrounded by dense pine forests.

F

Panagia Alikis

Southern peak overlooking the Aliki peninsula, ancient marble quarries, and the archaeological remains of early Christian basilicas.

G

Trikorfo II

One of the distinct summits forming the Trikorfo ridge in the central mountainous interior of the island.

H

Pedinon

Mountain peak in the southern region of Thassos, situated inland from the coastal area of Astris.

I

Fkiaria

Southern elevation offering views over the rugged coastline between Potos and Aliki.

J

Prinos

Mountain summit located above the traditional mountain villages of Megalos Prinos (Kazaviti) and Mikros Prinos.