MINTHIS NATURE TRAIL
The Minthis Nature Trail is a splendid path situated not far from Paphos. It's a delightful short trail adjacent to the Minthis Resort, ensuring it receives excellent maintenance and granting quick access to all amenities. For newcomers to hiking, the Minthis Nature Trail provides an ideal introduction to this enjoyable pastime.
Trail starts from here
Difficulty
Moderate
Duration
1.5 hours
Route type
Loop
Length
4.2 km / 2.6 mi
Elevation
200 m / 656 ft
Kid-friendly
Yes
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How to get here
- The asphalt road until the start of the trail is of good quality.
- You can park nearby in the parking spaces by the road.
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What to expect from the trail
- The trail is open all year-round.
- This route is popular.
- The condition of the path is good.
- There are signs, marking the way.
- On this page of Episkopi Environmental Information Centre you can find link to the trail's map.
- The trail has some parts in the shade.
- There are benches along the trail.
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Suggestions to enhance your experience
- Immerse yourself in a day of leisure at Minthis Resort. Enjoy a round of golf or tennis, or pamper yourself with a relaxing day at the Wellness Spa. With a variety of dining options to choose from, and a children's playground available, there's something for everyone to enjoy. For the location pin, click here.
- Book an excursion and indulge in a tasting at one of the local wineries. The Paphos district is celebrated for its exceptional wines, boasting several picturesque wine routes throughout the region. Take some time to explore them online, but remember to schedule your visit in advance to ensure availability.
- Spend some time exploring Episkopi village, renowned for its captivating landscape and rich historical significance. Dating back to the Frankish era, the village derived its name from the days of King James II (1460-1473) when the Orthodox Episcope of Paphos established his base here. Episkopi's landscape is dominated by the impressive Rock of Episkopi, standing at 70 meters tall and stretching 250 meters in length, making it arguably the largest monolith in Cyprus. Additionally, Episkopi is a paradise for bird lovers, with the Rock of Episkopi serving as a sanctuary for the Peregrine Falcon and other rare species. For the location pin, click here.
