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Kalavryta Ski Center Infrastructure Upgrades Underway

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Photo source: Region of Western Greece
Western Greece's deputy governors Vasilis Giannopoulos (left) and Fokion Zaimis (right). Photo source: Region of Western Greece

Western Greece’s deputy governors Vasilis Giannopoulos (left) and Fokion Zaimis (right). Photo source: Region of Western Greece

The extensive upgrading and modernization of the Kalavryta Ski Center are advancing rapidly, according to the Region of Western Greece.

The project has recently entered a significant phase with the commencement of construction on a new wastewater management facility. The facility was officially inaugurated recently by the deputy governors of Western Greece, Vasilis Giannopoulos and Fokion Zaimis.

“Our aim is to extend the operational season of the ski center by introducing initiatives, activities, and events throughout the year,” Deputy Governor Vasilis Giannopoulos said.

The modernization efforts, overseen by the regional authority of Western Greece, are set to enhance not only the ski center itself but also the broader historical area of Kalavryta in the Peloponnese, which is renowned for its numerous tourist attractions.

Photo source: Region of Western Greece

Photo source: Region of Western Greece

“The ski center is a cornerstone of our strategy for regional development,” said Western Greece Governor Nektarios Farmakis.

The new wastewater management facility will be situated in Xirokampos, near the ski center. Designed to be environmentally friendly and constructed underground to preserve the natural beauty of the area, the facility will incorporate state-of-the-art technologies. It will also contribute to energy conservation at the resort.

Photo source: Region of Western Greece

Photo source: Region of Western Greece

Additionally, the deputy regional governors visited Chelmos mountain, home to the “Aristarhos” telescope, the largest in the Balkans. They were updated on the progress of the lift replacement project for Styga and the implementation of a new electronic ticketing system.

With 85 percent of the lift towers already installed, the new six-seater lifts are expected to significantly improve safety, speed, and transport capacity, reducing wait times and enhancing the overall experience for visitors.

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