In spring, the mountains of central Greece awaken in a vivid display of color and texture, their rugged silhouettes softened by the fresh green of budding plants. Towering limestone formations rise dramatically from the earth, weathered by centuries of wind and rain into jagged spires, sheer cliffs, and sweeping ridgelines. These ancient rocks, bleached pale gray and warm ochre in the sunlight, catch the shifting light in a way that makes the landscape feel alive. Valleys carved by time and water cradle alpine meadows and hidden streams.