Ossa

Mount Ossa, also known as Kissavos, is a towering beacon of natural beauty in Greece, standing in proud juxtaposition to the famed Mount Olympus across the valley of Tempe. This majestic mountain, reaching an elevation of approximately 1,978 meters (6,490 feet), is a haven for hikers, nature enthusiasts, and those seeking a serene escape from the bustle of urban life.

Ossa’s landscape is a tapestry of dense forests, crystal-clear streams, and alpine meadows, offering a rich biodiversity and a variety of flora and fauna. The mountain's trails lead adventurers through scenic vistas and challenging terrains, culminating in breathtaking views that span across the Aegean Sea and the Sporades islands on clear days.

The mountain is steeped in Greek mythology; it is said that the Aloadae giants attempted to pile Mount Ossa atop Mount Olympus in their quest to reach the gods. Today, Ossa stands as a symbol of the enduring beauty and mystery of the natural world, inviting explorers to discover its secrets and experience the awe-inspiring power of Greece’s mountainous terrain. Whether seeking solitude or adventure, Ossa provides an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Greece's wild and untamed heart.