Katarráktis Kalidonión

Katarráktis Kalidonión is a waterfall in the Troodos Forest where water drops vertically through thick vegetation along the Kryos Potamos river. Pine and plane trees line the stream, creating a lush woodland corridor with natural pools at the base.

The waterfall has been shaped over centuries by the Kryos Potamos river, maintaining itself as a constant water source in the Troodos range. Local communities have depended on this location for water access since early times.

The waterfall serves as a gathering spot where locals come to escape the summer heat and spend time with family and friends. People wade in the cool pools formed below the cascade and enjoy picnics along the shaded stream.

The trail to the waterfall takes about one hour descending from Troodos Square through woodland to reach the base. Benches are placed at the base for rest stops, and the path is walkable for most visitors though fairly steep in sections.

The waterfall flows year-round and supports a trout population in natural pools along the stream, an unusual sight on the island. These cold-water fish thrive in the mountain springs that feed the cascade.