- Varasova
Infobox mountain
Name=Varasova or Varassova
Elevation=917 m
Location=southernAitolia-Akarnania prefecture
Pronunciation=Va•ra•so•va
Coordinates=coord|38|21|17|N|21|35|58|E|type:mountain|display=inline,titleVarasova or Varassova mountain (Greek: Βαράσοβα, Modern: "Akarnaniko", Katharevoussa: "Akarnanikon") is a mountain range dominate the northern part of the
Aitolia-Akarnania prefecture in westernGreece . Its length is approximately 7 km long from northwest to southeast and its width is approximately 2 km wide from southeast to northwest. TheGulf o Patras lies to the south. It is located east of theEvinos river and west ofAntirrio . The mountain is surrounded by the GR-5/E55 (Antirrio -Messolongi -Agrinio -Ioannina ) and the futureIonia Odos to the northeast. The mountain is one of the slopiest in Greece with its slopes as far as around 75°. Its elevation is at 917 m. The mountain are made up ofrocks .Nearest places
*
Gavrolimni , northeast
*Kryoneri, southwest
*Galata, northwestInformation
The mountain are almost heavily deforested, it contains bushes and grass at lower elevations, and a rocky landscape with no vegetation higher than 200 m except for some valleys.
Panorama
Its panorama the mountains to the north and northwest and northeast as well as the
Acheloos valley. The northwestern Peloponnese can be seen as well as thePanachaiko , theErymanthos ,Movri and theMavra Oros mountains as well as the northwestern Ilia Prefecture, on clearer days, it offers a view of theIonian Islands includingZakynthos . From Patras, the mountain can be seen its width, the mountain view gets wider up to the western part.Pathways
*Ano Vassiliki - Megala Spilaia - Koryfi Syri
#Kryoneri - Pigadi - Koryfi
#In the spot of Vereleika (Verelaika, Greek: Βερελάϊκα) facing KoryfiClimbing
Today, the mountain is used for
paragliding .References
*"The first version of the article is translated from the article at the Greek Wikipedia.
External links
*http://www.varasova.gr/default.asp
* [http://www.routes.gr/dat/pan/htg/Varasova-Kryoneri-W.html Routes at Varasova]
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