In the Greek part of the mountain Belasitsa there are several trails. The most popular are the international trails E4 and E6. The best preserved trails are listed below:
Platanakia (554 m) - Triethnes (1888 m)
| Length: | 8,5 km |
| Time: | 3 h 30 ' |
| Vegetation: | Oak, beech |
| Drinkable water: | Yes |
| Terrain: | Trail, road |
| Difficulty: | A |
| Signs: | No |
Vyroneia (260 m) - Ograntina (1030 m) - Popolivitsa (1524 m)
| Length: | 7 кkm |
| Time: | 2 h 20 ' to Organtina |
| Vegetation: | Oak, beech |
| Drinkable water: | No |
| Terrain: | Trail |
| Difficulty: | A |
| Signs: | No |
Ano Poroia (440 m) - Kouri Gyol (950 m) - Kis Bunar(1330 m) - Border (1750 m) - Pyramidea E19 (1830 m)
| Length: | 14 km |
| Time: | 3 h 30 ' |
| Vegetation: | Oak, beech, pines |
| Drinkable water: | Yes |
| Terrain: | Trail |
| Difficulty: | A |
| Signs: | Yes (red marks, ribbons) |
Neochori - Filiras ruins (305 m) - Border trail (1685 m)
| Length: | 18 km |
| Time: | 3 h 30 ' |
| Vegetation: | Oak, beech |
| Drinkable water: | Yes |
| Terrain: | Trail, road |
| Difficulty: | A |
| Signs: | No |
Acritochori (223 m) - Border (1891 m) - Kalampaka (2031 m)
| Length: | 20 km |
| Time: | 6 h 15 ' |
| Vegetation: | Oak, beech, ash tree |
| Drinkable water: | Yes |
| Terrain: | Trail, road |
| Difficulty: | B |
| Signs: | No |
Ano Poroia (420 m) - Mavi Gyol (1648 m) - Border trail (1757 m)
| Length: | 14 km |
| Time: | 3 h, 30 ' (ascent) |
| Vegetation: | Oak, beech |
| Drinkable water: | No |
| Terrain: | Trail, road |
| Difficulty: | A |
| Signs: | Partially |
Mandraki (220 m) - Border (1750 m) - Demir Kapi - Kalampaka (2031 m)
| Length: | 14 km |
| Time: | 5 h (ascent) |
| Vegetation: | Oak, beech |
| Drinkable water: | Yes |
| Terrain: | Trail, road |
| Difficulty: | A |
| Signs: | No |
The villages in the foot of Belasitsa Mountain are connected to each other by the main National Road and by a dirt road running along the mountain slope.
In the village of Rodopoli there is a climbing club named “Beles” which organizes mountain tours and provides with relevant information those who would like to climb the mountain.
The address of their website is: www.eopsbelles.gr
