The long limestone ridge of Mount Kythairon extends between the pass of Kaza and the shores of the Corinthian Gulf. In the middle, west of the highest peak, the ridge opens into two parallel branches that end steeply in the bays of Aigosthena and Livadostros.
The majority of the mountain is forested, with Calabrian fir and Aleppo pine at lower altitudes. [...]
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Kythairon is a long limestone mountain that stretches between the pass of Kaza and the shores of the Corinthian Gulf.
The map depicts the two branches of the hiking trail [22], which have recently been opened and marked. Many other trails are also recorded, all of which have been walked by the map's creators.