From Embonas to Attaviros

The route and its length

The length is the sum of the mapped ways of the OpenStreetMap relation, measured along the line and only inside Greece. It is not a walking time and not a difficulty.

The mapped line is a circuit: it has no free ends, or its ends lie less than 1.5 km apart.

The highest peak with a page within 2 km is Atavyros (1,215 m, Wikidata). There is no elevation profile: the site has no elevation model fine enough to draw one along the route.

Waymark in OpenStreetMap (osmc:symbol "yellow:yellow:: RW14 :black"): a yellow background and the text «RW14». We do not know whether the marking is on the ground today.

Mountains, huts, sights and protected areas

Distances are in a straight line from the mapped line, not walking distances; peaks, huts, sights and lakes are within 2 km. This page does not describe climbs, difficulty or conditions. The length inside a Natura 2000 site was measured on the line thinned to about 100 m.

Peaks

Natura 2000 protected areas

Where it lies

The regional units and municipalities the line passes through, with its length in each (OpenStreetMap boundaries; those with at least 1 km or 5% of the length are listed).

Regional units

• Rhodes11.0 km

Municipalities

• Municipality of Rhodes11.0 km

Islands

• Rhodes11.0 km

Daylight

Sunrise and sunset at the middle of the route for the 15th of each month, in Greek time (Europe/Athens). Calculated with the standard solar-geometry formula for a flat horizon; terrain and cloud are not taken into account. In deep gorges or in the shadow of mountains dusk comes earlier.

Trail safety

In an emergency call 112, the European emergency number. For information, training and the mountaineering clubs, the federation is the Hellenic Mountaineering and Climbing Federation (ΕΟΟΑ).

The line of the route was drawn by volunteers in OpenStreetMap and may be incomplete or out of date. We do not know whether the trail is open, waymarked or passable today, or what the conditions are. This page gives no directions for the route or for climbs, no difficulty grade, no walking time and no weather forecast. Ask the operator, a local club or the forest service before you set out.

How the numbers were counted

The trails are the hiking routes (route=hiking) of OpenStreetMap (ODbL, Geofabrik snapshot of 24 Sep 2026). A trail has a page when it has a name or a ref (a route with only a local number and no name needs an operator and a website), at least 4 km of line in Greece, and two of: at least 3 places with a page near the line, a mountain hut, a peak with a page, a Natura 2000 site, a website in the OpenStreetMap tags. Relations that are the same trail in sections (same super-relation, the same E4 or E6 ref, the same name and operator) are joined into one page and a shared stretch is counted once. There are at most 100 pages, ranked by network level (international, national, regional, local), then length, number of places and whether there is a website or operator; at most four trails of one numbered series.

The length is the sum of the lengths of the relation's ways, worked out on the original OpenStreetMap nodes, inside the boundaries of Greek municipalities (a way is split at the vertices of the line thinned to about 100 m). Units and municipalities are decided by the middle of each piece of line. The places, peaks, sights and lakes are pages of this site and the distance is the shortest straight line from their point to the line. Natura 2000 membership is whether the middle of each piece falls inside the Ministry's boundary (YPEN geoportal).

Trails are mapped by volunteers and are not an official trail register; the network (international, national, regional, local) is as the mappers tagged it. No durations, difficulty or elevation profile are shown.

See also

• Rhodesisland
• Municipality of Rhodesmunicipality
• Rhodesregional unit
• South Aegeanregion
• All trailslist
• Mountains and peakslist
• Natura 2000 siteslist
• Regions of Greecelist

Sources

Every figure on this page comes from the sources below, with the date each was updated.

• OpenStreetMap: hiking trails and routes, with name, network, operator, website and waymarkOpenStreetMap contributors, via a Geofabrik snapshot · Geofabrik snapshot of 24 September 2026 · Date: 9 October 2026
• Everyday places, tourism, transport and natureOpenStreetMap contributors, via the Overpass API · Live database at the time of the query · Date: 25 September 2026
• Wikidata: mountains and peaks, heights, prominence and mountain rangesWikidata contributors · Live SPARQL query snapshot, taken 9 October 2026 · Date: 9 October 2026
• Natura 2000 protected sitesMinistry for Environment and Energy: YPEN geoportal · Current national Natura 2000 network · Date: 20 September 2026