Analipsi (964m) is a lower-laying and rather accessible summit of Vourinos, southwest of the village of Rodiani, on the east side of the mountain. Its name refers to the chapel on the summit, next to which the abandoned Rodiani mountain refuge can be found.
On Analipsi there is only one sport climbing route, graded 6a and with a height of 30m; the rock quality is unknown. The formation has a western orientation and being at an altitude of 900m, it is ideal for climbing during the warmer months. To repeat the route, a 70m rope and 14 quickdraws are recommended.
Access
Access to the Rodiani refuge is possible via the homonymous village which is 15Km south of the town of Kozani and approached via the Kozani - Aiani road. From the village of Rodiani we continue on dirt roads with a western bearing into the characteristic valley, where we find ourselves on the riverbed, now facing north. Ascending the col, we meet another dirt road which we follow right towards the southeast and to the summit.
Climbing history
The development history of this crag is not known to us.
