The road serving residents and thousands of visitors to the ski center of Vasilitsa and Samarina is upgraded, while a new video captures the progress of the work.
This winter travelers are expected to have easier access to the ski center of Vasilitsa, but also to the highest village in Greece, Samarina, μόλις ολοκληρωθεί η εν εξελίξει αναβάθμιση του οδικού δικτύου Γρεβενά-Βασιλίτσα.
The project concerns the improvement of some 20 km of road from Agia Paraskevi to VasilitsaHowever, interventions will not be limited to installing new asphalt.
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The measures envisaged include improving the characteristics of the road with mild interventions in terms of existing engraving, the construction of the necessary infrastructure to drain rainwater, installation of safety chests, road marking and lighting of nodes.
At the same time, the route creates new, more durable and non-slip pavement, in order to improve safety for vehicles at speeds and high gradients.
However the most important intervention concerns the construction of a new bridge near the Mix, above the stream, which will form part of the main road connection and have two lanes of traffic.
Finally, it is envisaged that the remodeling of the nodes of Agia Paraskevi, Panorama and Mixing, as well as the placement of new breasts, signs and diagrams throughout the route.
The project budget is estimated at EUR 17.2 million, while οι εργασίες αναμένεται να ολοκληρωθούν μέσα στον Δεκέμβριο. This is a project that is estimated to be increase traffic at the National Ski Center of Vasilitsa and will add value to the tourist development of the Western Macedonia Region.
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In addition, it will allow drivers to move Easier
from Grevena to the highest village in Greece, Samarina (height 1,541 m),
As they will use the upgraded road to Vasilitsa, and in
Then, near the village of Smixes, they will head towards Samarina through
I would like to thank the rapporteur for his excellent report.
These are very important interventions on a high traffic road during the winter season. is often tested by severe rainfall, snowfalls and low temperatures, and which will offer safer access to Vasilitsa, both to residents of the areas and to visitors.
See below the video posted in the Tasos Gakis account on Youtube and captures the progress of the work:
