Metochi to Plataniás Road Motorcycle Route in Greece

The road connecting the villages of Μετόχι (Metochi) and Πλατανιάς (Plataniás) is situated in Greece. This route traverses the region between these two small settlements, passing through other villages such as Αργαλαστή (Argalasti), Λαύκος (Lavkos), and Προμύρι (Promyri). The road lies within the coordinates 39.141803 to 39.211123 latitude and 23.216953 to 23.2841089 longitude. The elevation along the route ranges from a low of 9 meters (30 feet) to a high of 372 meters (1,220 feet), providing some variation in altitude for riders. An interactive map showing the road can be found at the end of this article.

The road section is approximately 17.6 kilometers (11 miles) long and is designated by the references ΕΠ15 and ΕΠ16. It features an asphalt surface with a quality rating of 4.3 out of 5, indicating a generally smooth and well-maintained pavement suitable for motorcycles. The route is moderately curvy, rated at 1.88 on a scale where 3 is extremely curvy, offering a mix of gentle bends and some sharper turns. Most of the road (about 78%) consists of two lanes, with a small portion (8%) being single lane. The width of the road is predominantly wide (about 85%), with narrow sections making up 12% and middle-width sections 2%. Approximately 16% of the road passes through inhabited areas, which may require riders to be cautious of local traffic and pedestrians. The maximum speed limits vary between 30 and 40 km/h (19 to 25 mph), reflecting the road's characteristics and safety considerations.

The route starts near the village of Μετόχι (Metochi) and ends near the village of Πλατανιάς (Plataniás). Along the way, it passes through or near other small settlements including Αργαλαστή (Argalasti), Λαύκος (Lavkos), and Προμύρι (Promyri). These villages provide opportunities for rest stops, local culture exploration, and basic amenities. The area is typical of rural Greece, with a mix of natural landscapes and agricultural land. While the road itself does not have widely known tourist attractions, the surrounding region offers a glimpse into traditional village life and the natural environment of Greece.

There is no information indicating seasonal or event-related closures for this road, and it is generally accessible year-round. The road does not have any tolls or entrance fees. However, riders should be aware that toll conditions can change, and it is advisable to check local sources for the most current information. For general information on road tolls and fees in Greece, riders can consult official Greek transport or tourism websites.

This route between Μετόχι and Πλατανιάς offers a moderately twisty ride on a mostly wide and well-maintained asphalt road. The elevation changes provide some variety without extreme climbs, and the presence of inhabited areas means riders should remain vigilant. The road is suitable for riders looking for a relatively relaxed ride through rural Greece, with opportunities to experience local villages. The interactive map below provides a detailed view of the route covered in this article.