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    Mount Olympus (Mytikas)

    Also known as Olympus · Mount Olympus · Mytikas · Olympos · Mt Olympus · Olympus Peak · Olympus Mountain

    ESYE12, Greece

    Mount Olympus (Mytikas) seen from a distance
    Mount Olympus (Mytikas) · Photo: kallerna · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    Elevation
    2,918 m
    Prominence
    2,354 m
    Country
    Greece
    Coordinates
    Key saddle
    40.084, 22.358

    40° 4′ 54″ N · 22° 20′ 58″ E

    First climbed

    1913

    By religious pilgrims or priests in Antiquity. First Modern Ascent: 2 August 1913 Christos Kakkalos, Frederic Boissonnas and Daniel Baud-Bovy

    History source: Wikipedia · elevation and peak data from Peakbagger

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    Community ascents

    Ascents
    6
    Climbers
    4
    Trip reports
    2
    Latest
    18 September 2026
    First: 2 December 2021
    • Martin Gårdling
      Martin Gårdling18 September 2026 Trip report

      Via spagalitos hut, loop down on the other side

      Sunny day, took the route up via spagalitos, started 6:23 arrived at skala 12:00 , took a break there had a bit of mist, scrambled over and summit. Down on the other side, a beer at the next hut and a long descent. It was a total of 2129 alt meters gained(1900m prominence) and roughly 2129m of descent aswell. Around 6pm back by the car 11 hours 50mins total. 7 hours 20 mins active time ( a lot of breaks ;) )

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    • Viggo Rognes
      Viggo Rognes18 September 2026
    • Jules Decuypere
      Jules Decuypere17 September 2026
    • Martin Gårdling
      Martin Gårdling6 October 2025 Trip report

      Country high point — synced from my Peakbagger log

    • B
      Bill Hughes3 August 2024

      Imported from Peakbagger

    • B
      Bill Hughes2 December 2021

      Imported from Peakbagger

    Sources

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