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Temperatures drop quickly as you climb into the mountains, so bring lots of layers.
The mountain roads twist and wind; if you’re prone to motion sickness, come prepared with your favorite remedy.
This is a great destination for art lovers as some of Cyprus’ finest Byzantine paintings are located in the area’s Orthodox churches.
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Some of the best hiking trails in the Troodos Mountains include the Caledonia Nature Trail, which takes you to a pretty waterfall in Troodos National Forest Park, and the longer Artemis Trail, a popular hike that loops through the forest around the tip of Mount Olympus. Both start near the village of Troodos.
The Troodos Mountains offer lots of other things to do beyond hiking. Popular activities in this part of the island include visiting ancient monasteries, sampling Cypriot wine, and exploring the mountains from the comfort of a Jeep. Food tours are also incredibly popular—some even give you the chance to make your own halloumi.
To get to the Troodos Mountains from Paphos, drive southeast along the coastal A6 motorway to the F606, then head north up into the mountains. Consider joining a tour that includes transportation if you don't have a rental car, or don't want to drive on hairpin mountain roads.
The summer weather in the Troodos Mountains is typically hot and dry, but temperatures are generally cooler than in lower elevation destinations, such as Paphos and Ayia Napa. If you plan to do a lot of hiking, it’s best to pack plenty of water and sun protection.
Yes, there are lots of villages traditional villages worth visiting in the Troodos Mountains. Troodos is among the most popular, and many tours stop here to try Cypriot food, wine, and sweets. It's also the starting point for many area hikes. Other popular villages include Kakopetria, Omodos, and Agros.
The Troodos Mountains are full of reptiles, insects, and birds. Birdwatchers spot everything from warblers to birds of prey in the area, including endangered griffon vultures. While in the mountains, keep your eyes out for the Cyprus mouflon—a type of wild sheep with a rust-hued coat and big curved horns.








































































































































