
The official trails of Corfu
Corfu Paths
28 waymarked hiking trails through olive groves, mountain villages and along the Ionian coast.
Corfu Paths is the official network of hiking trails of Corfu, created by the Corfu Hiking & Mountaineering Association. Old footpaths, mule tracks and forest trails have been cleared and waymarked, so you can discover the island on foot – from short family walks to full-day hikes on Pantokrator.
Every path, one map
Discover the Corfu Paths
Open the map, choose a path and see its route, elevation profile, photos and GPX download on Outdooractive.
All 28 paths
28 / 28 paths
NCE03Erimitis' BeachesNorth · Avlaki Beach (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
NCE03AErimitis' short loopNorth · Avlaki Beach (opens Outdooractive in a new tab) NCE05Villages and HavensNorth · Kalami Beach (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
NCE06Corfiot coastlineNorth · Kalami Beach (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
NCE06AThe Descent to KaminakiNorth · Rou (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
NCE21Pirates' TrailNorth · Kassiopi (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC01History and NatureCentral · Agios Mattheos (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC02Stavros Loop HikeCentral · Dafnata (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC03The Roads of the WaterCentral · Benitses (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC04Olive Groves and the Stone ForestCentral · Ano Garouna (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC05From the Village to the MonasteryCentral · Agioi Deka (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC05AAscending to the MonasteryCentral · Ano Garouna (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC06Central Corfu settlements loopCentral · Kynopiastes (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC07Short Hike with Great ViewsCentral · Gastouri (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC08The YardCentral · Kanoni (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC09A Walk in Kalafationes ForestCentral · Kalafationes (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC10Beaches and ReligionCentral · Glyfada Beach (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC11The Forgotten PathsCentral · Doukades (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC12Towards PaleokastritsaCentral · Lakones (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC13The Long Makrades loopCentral · Makrades (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC14The Short Makrades loopCentral · Makrades (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC14AAggelokastroCentral · Krini (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC15The Donkey-TrailCentral · Makrades (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC16Pantokratoras' Southern SlopesCentral · Skripero (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC17Τhe Mountain LakeCentral · Agios Markos (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
CC18The Southern Pantokratoras AscentCentral · Spartylas (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
SC01Arkoudilas Loop TrailSouth · Kavos crossroad (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
SC02Corfu's Southern EdgeSouth · Ai Gordis Beach (opens Outdooractive in a new tab)
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Why hike in Corfu?
An island made for walking

Astonishing nature
Cypress hills, olive forests, a mountain lake and the 906 m summit of Pantokrator.

Villages and old footpaths
Stone-paved mule tracks still link mountain villages, old olive presses and village squares.

Rich history
Byzantine castles, monasteries and Venetian traces along the way.

Unique coastline
Hidden coves, cliffs and beaches you can only reach on foot.
Plan your visit
Getting to Corfu and around
Corfu has an international airport and ferry links with Igoumenitsa, Patras and Italy. Many trailheads can be reached by bus.
Before you go
Good to know
- All trails are waymarkedRed-and-white marks and signposts at junctions.
- Best in spring and autumnIn summer, start early and carry plenty of water.
- Boots, hat and waterPaths can be stony and steep in places.
- Emergency number 112Never walk alone – you walk at your own risk.
- Leave only footprintsTake your rubbish with you and respect private land.

About
A project of the Corfu Hiking & Mountaineering Association
Corfu Paths is the official trail network of the island of Corfu, created and looked after by the Corfu Hiking & Mountaineering Association. All trails are open all year round and free to walk.

