Samaria Gorge is a 16-kilometer canyon located in the White Mountains of western Crete, Greece. The gorge descends approximately 1,200 meters from the Omalos Plateau to the Libyan Sea, creating one of Europe's longest traversable canyons. The terrain consists of limestone walls, rocky footpaths, natural springs, and a stream that flows seasonally through the canyon floor.
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