Ochi (mountain)

Ochi is a mountain located on the island of Euboea (Evia) in Greece. It is the highest mountain on the island, reaching an altitude of approximately 1,398 meters (4,587 feet).

Geologically, Mount Ochi is primarily composed of limestone. Its slopes are characterized by rugged terrain, gorges, and areas of dense forest.

The mountain is known for its diverse flora and fauna. It is home to a variety of plant species, including endemic species. Several bird species also inhabit the area.

Historically, Mount Ochi has held significance due to its strategic location and natural resources. It has been used for grazing livestock and timber harvesting. Remnants of old paths and stone structures can still be found on the mountain.

The area around Mount Ochi is relatively sparsely populated. Hiking and trekking are popular activities for visitors who wish to explore the mountain's natural beauty. Trails of varying difficulty levels are available.

Efforts are underway to promote sustainable tourism in the area and to protect the mountain's ecosystem.