"Loumata ton Aeton" nature trail

What you should be aware of! The Troodos National Forest Park is a priceless asset of natural heritage, which we have inherited from our ancestors to pass it on to our children and future generations. u The fire hazard in the area is extremely high. The lighting of fire is strictly prohibited. Avoid smoking when walking the trails. u Respect the tranquillity of the area. The forest is home to hundreds of animals and a place for relaxation for other visitors. u Cutting plants, trimming rocks and harassing wildlife degrade forest ecosystems and is prohibited by the Forest Law. u Check the weather forecast for the area and prepare properly. The Troodos area is characterised by severe weather phenomena such as strong winds, storms and lightning. Avoid walking under such extreme conditions. u In case of danger, the use of wireless communication can be lifesaving. Inform someone for the time you enter the path and the expected exit time. u Do not leave the trail. Walking out of the trail and especially on the rocks, can expose you to great danger from falling rocks, slipping or falling. Always wear appropriate nonslip footwear. u Do not pollute the environment and properly dispose of any litter. u In case you see smoke or fire, contact immediately with the Department of Forests by calling 1407 (24 hours, free of charge). u For any infomation, complaints, suggestions and further assistance contact the Saitas Forest Station (tel. 25433648), or the Troodos Forest Division (tel. 22608512 and email: troodosdiv@fd.moa.gov.cy ) . P.I.O. 165/2017–10.000 Published by the Press and Information Office Printed by the Government Printing Office Smilax aspera- Prickly ivy Genista fasselata var. crudelis- Dwarf gorse