Petrilo to Mouzaki Road Motorcycle Route in Greece

The road connects the village of Πετρίλο (Petrilo) and the town of Μουζάκι (Mouzaki) in Greece. This route passes through the Pamisos Bridge and traverses a region characterized by a significant elevation change, from 235 meters (771 feet) at its lowest point to 1510 meters (4957 feet) at its highest. The area is rural with some inhabited zones, making up about 21.1% of the road's length. The road is situated within the Greek region and provides access to local settlements and natural landscapes. An interactive map showing the road can be found at the end of this article.

The road, designated as ΕΠ11 and ΕΠ9, extends approximately 28.5 kilometers (17.7 miles). It features an asphalt surface with a quality rating of 3.5 out of 5, indicating a generally good but not perfect riding surface. The route is moderately curvy, rated at 1.9 on a scale where 3 is extremely curvy, offering a mix of gentle bends and some sharper turns suitable for riders seeking a dynamic ride without excessive technical challenge.

Regarding lane configuration, about 73% of the road consists of two lanes, while approximately 14% is single-lane. The road width varies, with the majority (about 56%) being wide enough to comfortably accommodate two vehicles, 29% of the road is of medium width, and a small portion (7%) is narrow. The maximum speed limit is 50 km/h (31 mph), reflecting the road's characteristics and safety considerations.

The route climbs from a low elevation of 235 meters (771 feet) near Petrilo to a high point of 1510 meters (4957 feet), indicating a significant ascent that can affect riding conditions and engine performance. The terrain is mountainous, and riders should be prepared for changes in weather and temperature as they gain altitude. The elevation profile adds interest to the ride, with potential views and varied riding dynamics due to the incline and descent sections.

Approximately 21.1% of the road passes through inhabited areas, including the settlements of Petrilo and Mouzaki, as well as smaller villages along the way. Riders can expect some interaction with local traffic, especially near the towns. The road crosses the Pamisos Bridge, a notable landmark on this route. The surroundings are predominantly rural, offering a glimpse into the local landscape and culture of this part of Greece.

The road does not currently have any known tolls or entrance fees, but riders should verify this before travel as conditions may change. There are no reported seasonal closures or restrictions specific to motorcycles. For more information on road tolls and fees in Greece, riders can consult official Greek transport websites.

This article focuses on the road section visible on the map below, providing a detailed overview for motorcyclists interested in exploring this route.