Mount Parnassos (Fterolakka Kellaria) is the largest ski area in Greece, with 19 runs and 23.4 kilometres of piste between 1,581 metres and 2,250 metres, a vertical of 669 metres. The grading is 72% beginner and 28% intermediate, with no advanced or expert-rated runs, so this is a gentle mountain that rewards cruising rather than challenge. The two sectors, Fterolakka and Kellaria, are linked by lifts and runs, and the network includes five gondolas, a quad chair, a double chair, nine T-bars and a surface lift, giving easy access from the base areas.

The skiing is mostly wide, open and forgiving, with plenty of long beginner runs and a smaller set of intermediate pistes for skiers wanting a little more speed. Because the mountain sits high above the Gulf of Corinth region, the views stretch a long way on a clear day. When fresh snow falls, off-piste terrain above the groomed runs draws freeriders, though conditions vary and local advice is worthwhile. Parnassos suits families, first-timers and progressing skiers, and it works well as a day trip or a short stay. Experts should expect limited challenge from the groomed terrain.

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