The Arachthos and Kalarrytikos gorges are two of the most significant natural features of Tzoumerka and are connected to the wider region of Pramanta and the surrounding mountain villages.
The Arachthos and Kalarrytikos gorges are two of the most significant natural features of Tzoumerka and are connected to the wider region of Pramanta and the surrounding mountain villages. The landscape here is dramatic, featuring cliffs, river crossings, and dynamic geomorphology—elements that enhance the region’s adventurous character. At the same time, the presence of these gorges has contributed to the development of activities such as rafting, canyoning, kayaking, and other outdoor experiences that give Tzoumerka a special place among Greece’s mountain destinations.
Anthochori stands out as a small but particularly interesting destination near Metsovo, mainly thanks to its close connection with water and the natural landscape.
The Kefalovryso Waterfall is one of the most distinctive natural attractions in Tzoumerka and is directly connected to the Pramanta area. Access is via a
The waterfall associated with the old name Glyziani is located in the area of the present-day village of Katarraktis in Pogoni, near the Kalamas River.
