Karpenisi is the ideal destination as there is a multitude of activities for you throughout the year.Take a trip to the heart of Greek nature and see ravines with impressive waterfalls, dense forested areas and rapid river waters!Follow Krikellopotamos’ crystal clear waters amidst a verdant landscape. This route of remarkable beauty will take you all the way to the ravine of Panta-Vrechei [Always raining]. This well-known ravine owes its name to the impressive waterfalls which form ponds ideal for swimming; for those interested, the surrounding rocks are amazing natural climbing tracks. Another destination for climbers is the Black Cave where you will be able to combine hiking with climbing on a via ferrata [Italian for iron road] which means climbing on a rock where iron fixtures provide safety. Cascading waters will keep you company along the way. Let Tavropos and Trikeriotis rivers fascinate you with their rapid waterways. Sailing down Trikeriotis River will give an adrenaline rush to rafting fans whereas Tavropos River is a pleasant waterway for those less advanced or even for beginners. If you look for calmer waters, then Kremaston Lake is the best option for you as serenity and out of sight natural beauty will definitely win you over. It is a fine swimming destination in the summer and great for canoeing or kayaking all year round.Visit the 16th century Holy Trinity Metropolitan Church, in the town centre, the impressive Panagia I Prousiotissa Monastery perched on the crags of Prouso, the Transfiguration of Christ Monastery in Vracha, and the post Byzantine Domianon Monastery with beautiful murals, in Ktimenioi.
Go for a stroll to nearby Kefalovryso, and take a short rest on the stone bench under the age-old plane trees. Within a short distance you can visit the traditionally built Koryschades village and the Museum of National Resistance. If you have an interest for local traditions, then the Folk Art Museums in Megalo Chorio and Mikro Chorio are definitely recommended for you.