At the moment, Nedousa consists of six sport climbing sectors, one multipitch wall, and around a dozen scattered routes located in a gorge near Kalamata, on the way back up to Mount Taygetos.
Many of the existing routes stand out for their exceptional tufa formations and high-quality bolting. Easier climbs, mainly in the French 6th grade (particularly in Left Riza and Right Tzerani), can also be found on blue and grey limestone. There are plenty of options to climb either in the sun or in the shade. Keep in mind, however, that conditions vary significantly depending on the time of year.
During winter, many of the tufa routes tend to stay wet for extended periods.
Parking is somewhat limited, as the gorge is narrow and the winding road runs alongside a small creek, leaving only a few available parking spots.
Description
History
The area was mainly developed since the 2010s. It was primarily bolted by Stavros Psirropoulos, Yannis Torelli, Stefanos Papadopoulos and George Malamas. A bit of support came from the Mountaineering Club of Kalamata.
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