Pindos National Park info? (1 Viewer)

I’m interested to hear from anyone who has visited this area, as there is so little info available online (?). I’m trying to determine if it’s worth spending a few days in the area for general birding/walking.

It first came to my attention via this guide on page 106:

https://issuu.com/birdlife.greece/docs/hos_birdlife_greece_birding_guide_2

Any info will be very much appreciated.

In Northern Greece I used "Birdwatching in Northern Greece" form Steve Mills.

In the book is a short chapter Pindos National Park ( Valia Kalda ).
Katara Pass should be good for raptor migration.
Stream at road to Krania has Dipper, Grey Wagtail and Common Sandpiper.
Forests has 8 kind of woodpeckers.
Perivoli road is good for Lanner, Golden Eagle, Goshawk, Black Storck and maybe Bonellis Eagle.
Beyond Perivoli in the alpine area is Horned Lark, Northern Wheatear, Tawny Pipit, Alpine Accentor and maybe Wallcreeper.

When You will go there ?

I was middle October in Northern Greece. In the Rhodopes the forest are very colorful.

Thanks for the info, if I did go it would be early June time?

In the book is written "The roads are rough and after heavy or before middle of May maybe impassable because of torrents where the road fords."