Panoramas of the White Mountains

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A 300° view from the summit of Psilafi - February 2017

 

View of the White Mountains from my office (10th March 2011)

 

360° view from the summit of the White Mountains July 2007 - for an even larger version click here

 

360° view from the summit of Pachnes, July 2005. 

 

360° view from the second (western) summit of Pachnes, July 2005. 

 

The picture above is almost a 360° view from the summit of Pachnes.

 

Ridges of the western White Mountains as well as the penisulas of Rodopou and Gramvoussa (on the right) at sunset - taken near the summit of Melindaou. The small peak in the centre foreground is Psari (1940m)

 

A view of the White Mountains in early June (see how green?) from just below the summit of Melindaou. On the right the gorge of Kalokambos (a large side gorge of Samaria), centrally in the background Pachnes

 

North view from the summit of Agio Pnevma (2262m). Melindaou is on the left, then Ornio (the summit of Mavri just visible behind) and Spathi in the centre of the image. On the right is the eastern shoulder of Agio Pnevma. You can see Chania and Apokoronas in the background.

 

360° panoramic view from the summit of Mavri

 

360° panoramic view from the summit of Mavri (with some locations marked)

 

Gingilos and Psilafi panorama. Gingilos (and beyond Volakias) are on the left, Strifomadi (leading to Psilafi) on the right of the photo. You can open a very large (original size) image here

 

 

A 180° panorama which runs from Chorafas Korfi (first summit left) then Trohari,and Sternes to Grias Soros, Pavlias and finally a ridge north of Kakovoli at the far right

 

A 360° image starting at Mavri Lakki then Kakovoli (first summit left) and ending at Kastro on the right. Take a map and work out what's in between! The photo was taken from a ridge north of Kakovoli)

 

This image was taken close to the south side of Grias Soros and encompasses (from left to right) Svourikti (2356m) then Mesa Soros (2345m), Grias Soros (2331m) and finally Askifiotikos Soros (2210m)

 

A slightly over 360° image starting at Grias Soros (first conical peak on the left) then Pavlia (in the foreground with the summit cut off) then Kastro, Kakovoli and ending with the western slope of Grias Soros again. This was taken standing to the south of Pavlias peak.