E22 Road Section from Gefyra Paliochano to Panagia in Greece

The road section discussed here is located in Greece, specifically within the region covered by the E22 route. It connects several small settlements including Gefyra Paliochano, Kalomoira, Ampelochori, and ends at the village of Panagia. The route traverses a varied landscape with elevations ranging from 392 meters (1,286 feet) to 877 meters (2,877 feet). This area is characterized by rural settlements and natural surroundings, providing a diverse riding experience. An interactive map showing the road can be found at the end of this article.

The E22 road section from Gefyra Paliochano to Panagia is approximately 33.6 kilometers (20.9 miles) long. The road surface is asphalt and is maintained to a high standard, rated at 4.5 out of 5 for quality. The route is moderately twisty, with a curviness rating of 2.05, offering a dynamic riding experience without extreme technical challenges.

Regarding lane configuration, the road consists mostly of two lanes (about 58%), with one lane sections making up approximately 17%. The road width varies, with nearly half of the route being wide enough for comfortable riding (about 45%), while middle-width sections account for 41%, and narrow sections make up 9%. The road passes through inhabited areas for roughly 12% of its length, primarily near the settlements it connects.

Speed limits vary along the route, with maximum speeds of 50 km/h (31 mph) and 30 km/h (19 mph) in certain sections, reflecting the road's alignment and safety considerations.

The elevation along this road section ranges from 392 meters (1,286 feet) at its lowest point to 877 meters (2,877 feet) at its highest. This elevation change contributes to a varied terrain, with some uphill and downhill stretches that add interest to the ride. The route's moderate curviness combined with elevation changes makes it suitable for riders looking for a moderately engaging ride without extreme mountain pass conditions.

The road is open year-round with no specific seasonal closures reported. There are no known tolls or entrance fees associated with this section of the E22. Riders should be aware that speed limits are enforced and that road conditions, while generally good, may vary due to weather or maintenance activities. For updated information on road tolls and fees in Greece, riders can consult the official Greek road authority websites.

This article focuses on the road section visible on the map below, providing detailed information for motorcyclists interested in this route. For further exploration of the area, riders may consider visiting nearby villages such as Panagia, which offers a glimpse into local culture and rural life in Greece.