Imbros Gorge

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Imbros Gorge is a scenic and relatively accessible canyon on the island of Crete, known for its narrow passages, dramatic rock formations, and popular hiking trail.

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Imbros Gorge canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
gorge
tourist attraction
bestSeason early summer
spring
country Greece
difficulty easy to moderate hike
hasAccessPoint road access from Komitades to Chora Sfakion
road access to Imbros village
hasEndPoint village of Komitades
hasFauna birds
goats
hasFeature dry riverbed
rocky path
shade from cliffs and vegetation
steep limestone walls
hasFlora Mediterranean vegetation
cypress trees
pine trees
hasHistoricalEvent used as an escape route during World War II
hasHistoricalUse traditional route between Sfakia and the interior of Crete
hasNarrowestWidth approximately 1.5 meters
hasStartPoint village of Imbros
hasTrailType waymarked hiking trail
isAlternativeTo Samaria Gorge National Park
surface form: Samaria Gorge
isConsidered less demanding than Samaria Gorge
isKnownFor dramatic rock formations
narrow passages
relatively accessible hiking trail
scenic landscapes
isPopularFor family-friendly walks
hiking
nature photography
length approximately 5 miles
approximately 8 kilometers
locatedIn Crete
Greece
locatedInRegionalUnit Chania regional unit ONNED1
locatedOn island of Crete
maxElevation approximately 780 meters above sea level
minElevation approximately sea level near Komitades
nearSettlement Chora Sfakion
Imbros NERFINISHED
partOf Sfakia
surface form: Sfakia region
season main hiking season is spring to autumn
tourismInfrastructure local tavernas and accommodations nearby
trailDuration approximately 2 to 3 hours
usedBy Allied soldiers during World War II

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White Mountains notableGorge Imbros Gorge
subject surface form: White Mountains (Crete)
Western Crete containsGorge Imbros Gorge