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Rack railway from Diakoftó to Zahloroú <!-- AttractionsAndLeisureActivities isempty -->

This railway, built at the end of the 19C, goes between Diakoftó and the charming station at Zahloroú. It runs along a vertiginous track with tunnels, overhangs, bridges and viaducts, and on a rack in certain sections. The train crosses the foothills before entering the gorge between high vertical cliffs riddled with caves. The railway line crosses from one side to the other, high above the racing torrent.

Vouraïkós Gorge <!-- Museums isempty -->

Descending from the heights of Mount Aroánia (2 340m), the River Vouraïkós has worn a deep channel through the rock creating a dark and narrow gorge, through which runs a picturesque narrow-gauge railway. The landscape is highly varied, with vineyards and orchards, cliffs riddled with caves, and meadows smelling of pine, oleander and wild oregano.

Rack railway from Diakoftó to Zahloroú <!-- UrbanAndNaturalAreas isempty -->

This railway, built at the end of the 19C, goes between Diakoftó and the charming station at Zahloroú. It runs along a vertiginous track with tunnels, overhangs, bridges and viaducts, and on a rack in certain sections. The train crosses the foothills before entering the gorge between high vertical cliffs riddled with caves. The railway line crosses from one side to the other, high above the racing torrent.

Rack railway from Diakoftó to Zahloroú <!-- HistoricStreetsAndDistricts isempty -->

This railway, built at the end of the 19C, goes between Diakoftó and the charming station at Zahloroú. It runs along a vertiginous track with tunnels, overhangs, bridges and viaducts, and on a rack in certain sections. The train crosses the foothills before entering the gorge between high vertical cliffs riddled with caves. The railway line crosses from one side to the other, high above the racing torrent.

 
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