Mount Olympus stands at 2,918 meters as Greece’s highest mountain, with its main summit Mytikas (also known as Pantheon) piercing the sky at the border between Thessaly and Macedonia. On clear days, you can see the mountain from as far as Thessaloniki. This legendary throne of Zeus features 52 peaks in total. The three highest summits are Mytikas at 2,918m, Stefani at 2,912m, and Skolio at 2,905m. The mountain is accessible year-round, though winter ascents demand experience and proper preparation. Several mountain refuges dot the slopes, most opening during spring and summer months. Mount Olympus sits on the E4 European Long Distance Path, with diverse trails through beech forests, alpine zones, and river gorges