Lakkos tou Mygerou - Timios Stavros / Psiloritis (Kreta)
Starting point: Lakkos tou Mygerou (1570 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 35.2415°N 24.77806°E 
Time of walking: 3 h
Difficulty: easy marked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 886 m
Altitude difference (by path): 900 m
Map: Anavasi 11.14
Access to starting point:
The starting point on the Greek island of Crete is located above the village of Livadia (also Livadya; gr. Λιβάδια; postal code 74051) at the Lakkos tou Mygerou hut (gr. Λάκκος του Μυγερού) at an altitude of 1550 m.
The turnoff from the village of Livadia is marked and is located in a small square with a monument (see picture). From the village to the hut, there are 13 km of asphalted road with occasionally steep bends, but it is in good condition and wide enough for cars to pass each other.
On the road, we follow the signs for Psiloritis in Greek "Ψηλορείτης".
Path description:
A few steps from the parking lot further along the road, the path branches off to the right towards the slope. It is paved with flat stones from the surrounding area. Sand collects on these stones, so expect a slippery return journey.
About two-thirds of the way to the saddle, the path is paved, but above about 2000 meters, it becomes more like an usual mountain trail. At 2250 meters, after two hours of walking, the path merges with the one coming from the Nida plateau (a large hollow plain to the east).
The path then turns west and initially leads below the mountain of Agathias. After Agathias, the nicest views open up and wind also begins to blow much stronger, all the way to the summit.
The photos are from June 3, 2024.
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