A Plateau of Serenity and Authentic Beauty
The Pertouli Meadows (Pertouliotika Livadia) stretch across a verdant mountain plain in Thessaly, at an altitude of approximately 1,130 metres. Surrounded by the University Fir Forest of Pertouli, they offer a perfect sanctuary for those seeking a deep connection with nature, tranquillity, and opportunities for a wide range of outdoor activities.
During spring, summer, and autumn, the meadows are transformed into a vast natural park, ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife observation. The gentle morphology of the landscape allows for easy routes suitable for families with children, while the trails leading towards Mount Koziakas provide more dynamic options for seasoned mountaineers.
At the heart of the meadows, outdoor activity centres offer horse riding, archery, and quad bike (ATV) tours, as well as snowmobiling when the landscape is blanketed in snow. All activities are organised by certified providers, ensuring a safe and high-quality experience. Visitors are encouraged to observe all necessary safety measures and to seek the accompaniment of an experienced guide, particularly for more demanding routes.
Every summer, the Pertouli Meadows host the Panhellenic Sarakatsani Gathering, a unique cultural event that honours the heritage of the nomadic tribes of the Pindus range. This vibrant festival features traditional dances, music, folk reenactments, and local delicacies. The event takes place annually, usually in late June, attracting visitors from across Greece and abroad.
The area is easily accessible by road from Trikala and boasts excellent hospitality infrastructure, including traditional guesthouses and local tavernas serving authentic Thessalian gastronomy. Here, Greek nature reveals itself in all its majesty, offering rich biodiversity, crisp mountain air, and unforgettable vistas.
Discover the experience of the Pertouli Meadows and immerse yourself in a destination that harmonises relaxation, adventure, and tradition within a stunning natural setting.
During spring, summer, and autumn, the meadows are transformed into a vast natural park, ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife observation. The gentle morphology of the landscape allows for easy routes suitable for families with children, while the trails leading towards Mount Koziakas provide more dynamic options for seasoned mountaineers.
At the heart of the meadows, outdoor activity centres offer horse riding, archery, and quad bike (ATV) tours, as well as snowmobiling when the landscape is blanketed in snow. All activities are organised by certified providers, ensuring a safe and high-quality experience. Visitors are encouraged to observe all necessary safety measures and to seek the accompaniment of an experienced guide, particularly for more demanding routes.
Every summer, the Pertouli Meadows host the Panhellenic Sarakatsani Gathering, a unique cultural event that honours the heritage of the nomadic tribes of the Pindus range. This vibrant festival features traditional dances, music, folk reenactments, and local delicacies. The event takes place annually, usually in late June, attracting visitors from across Greece and abroad.
The area is easily accessible by road from Trikala and boasts excellent hospitality infrastructure, including traditional guesthouses and local tavernas serving authentic Thessalian gastronomy. Here, Greek nature reveals itself in all its majesty, offering rich biodiversity, crisp mountain air, and unforgettable vistas.
Discover the experience of the Pertouli Meadows and immerse yourself in a destination that harmonises relaxation, adventure, and tradition within a stunning natural setting.
