Pelion is an ideal area for hiking. The beauty of the mountain with lush vegetation and picturesque villages, urge hikers to explore and discover its unknown beauty. Walking through the lush nature, unfolding beside the old cobblestones, the familiar streets, along with the paths that were the old road network of Pelion, through which animals moved to transport people and goods. The cobbled streets were built by local builders and renowned Epirus stone craftsmen. Beautiful arched bridges and large public exceptional architectural design fountains adorn these routes. In later years, with the opening of a modern road network and the abandonment of trails in the dense and wild vegetation resulted in the destruction of many roads. Fortunately, in recent years, local agencies funded by the European Union and supported by the ESO, performed the reconstruction, maintenance, promotion, signage and mapping of 29 beautiful cobbled paths and trails of Pelion, with a total length of 190 km.

Pacithea Villas are a focal point of this network.

The location is an ideal starting point for several routes.In recent years, local residents attempt to revive the old traditions of Pelion, when the horses were the main means of transport and not only. The old regional road network was constructed so as to facilitate the movement of residents with horses. Today, these paths create scenic routes that can be crossed on horseback.Strolling in Milies you will find people, who with great passion and love are ready to introduce you and your family to this particular area through routes with their horses and to remind you of something from the old days the locals. The people who organize the tours are well aware of the traditional paths and trails that will lead you to beautiful walks in the mountains or by the sea.

By riding on horseback you will becoming one with the nature, you will pass through olive groves and streams, will run at the beach and you will come across stone bridges and traditional taps. The routes are fitting for both beginners or connoisseurs alike. For the more adventurous types, there are rough paths offered for unique experiences.

The routes are for both adult and younger guests and there are several options for destinations, depending on the time you have to spare. For more information about the tours on horseback, you can contact the qwner..

On top of Pelion, at an altitude of 1471 meters, lies the ski resort Agriolefkes. The resort consists of five tracks with total length of 15km, overlooking the endless blue sky and sea. Four of these slopes approved by the International Ski Federation (FIS) for downhill skiing, while the fifth is an endurance road track (Lang-Lauf), 5 km., Unique for its natural environment, the course descends through beeches, aspens, chestnut trees and is overlooking the Aegean.

The ski center has parking spaces, shelter, refreshments, restaurant, ski & snowboard rental equipment and a clinic. It also operates a ski & snowboard school, with special sections for children 3 years and older, with experienced educators.

For those who are not fans of winter sports but love relaxing climbs, walks and cafes, you can find a traditional chalet with magnificent views and cozy atmosphere, offering a variety of drinks, coffees and other hot beverages along with traditional delicacies.

The ski resort is 31 km from Milies, which is about one hours drive away.

Railway Station

The site of the old station is one of the most impressive areas, with well-preserved buildings in a landscape of outstanding natural beauty. Here you can ride the legendary train of Pelion, the “Moutzouris” starting from the station in Ano Lechonia.

Church of Taxiarches

Located at the top of the central square and renovated in 1741. The building is an aisled basilica with many elements of traditional Pelion architecture combined with a Greek Orthodox interior. This was the starting place of the Greek revolt against the Turks in 1821.

«Psihis Akos» Library

Tranlated to “Soul Therapy”, a true adornment for both the village and the country. This building was historically the Milies first school, founded in 1812 by the three teachers of the Nation, Anthimos Gazis, Gregorios Konstantas and Daniel Filippides.

Laography Museum

The Regional Museum was founded in 1982 by Eleni – Fay Stamati. Includes a copy of the flag of the 1821 Revolution, embroidery, textiles, pictures, objects of traditional local trades and rich photographic material.

De Chirico Bridge

This impressive metal bridge above the Taxiarhis watercourse, is located just next to the station and follows the curve of the railroad track. It is known by this name in honor of the Italian manufacturer, Evaristo de Chirico.

Monastery of St. Nikolaos

The Monastery of St. Nicholas the Martyr is located 5 km. Southeast.