Spilios Agapitos
Spilios Agapitos is the main mountain refuge on Mount Olympus, Greece, owned and managed by the Greek Mountaineering and Climbing Federation (E.O.O.A.).
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Overview
Spilios Agapitos is a mountain refuge (hut) on Mount Olympus in Greece, and it is the main refuge on the mountain used by hikers for overnight stays. It is named after Spilios Agapitos, a Greek civil engineer and politician who was the architect of the first building of the refuge. The refuge was built in 1931 and at the time had 25 places. Today it has 110 places distributed across 3 separate buildings. The refuge is owned by and managed by E.O.O.A., the Greek mountaineering and climbing federation. From 1954 to 2001 the hut keeper was the mountaineer Kostas Zolotas, who made many of the improvements to the refuge; one of the three wings of the refuge bears his name. For more than 15 years, from 2001 to the present, the hut keeper has been Maria Zolota, daughter of Kostas Zolotas. The refuge is reached from the location Prionia in about 3 to 4 hours, and from it to the peak Mytikas the time is the same. As a commercial offering, the refuge operates as a hospitality and accommodation brand for mountaineers and tourists on Mount Olympus, with its own website and mountain information portal.
History
Spilios Agapitos refuge was built in 1931 on Mount Olympus, Greece, and at the time had 25 places. It is named after Spilios Agapitos, a Greek civil engineer and politician who was the architect of the first building of the refuge. The refuge is the main hut on the mountain used by tourists for overnight stays. From 1954 to 2001, the hut keeper was the mountaineer Kostas Zolotas, who made many of the improvements to the refuge; one of the three wings of the refuge bears his name. Since 2001, for more than 15 years, the hut keeper has been Maria Zolota, daughter of Kostas Zolotas. The refuge is owned by and managed by E.O.O.A., the Greek mountaineering and climbing federation. Today the refuge has 110 places distributed across 3 separate buildings. It is reached from the location Prionia in about 3 to 4 hours, and from it to the peak Mytikas the time is the same.
- 2001
Maria Zolota becomes hut keeper
- 1954
Kostas Zolotas becomes hut keeper
- 1931
Refuge built with 25 places
Products and positioning
The main mountain refuge on Mount Olympus, serving hikers and climbers as a base for ascents, owned and operated by the national mountaineering federation.
Mountain refuge accommodation
110 places across 3 buildings
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