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Their length is important but not clearly known, as many of their sections have been significantly altered in the last two decades. Both E4 and E6 are poorly marked, while large parts of them are covered by newer road networks.\\n\\nThe National Trails O1, O2, O3, O22, O31, O32 and O33 were in their young days quite remarkable Long-Distance trails. As they were neither redesigned nor ever maintained, over time their value diminished due to the growing number of uncertain passages.{cr}\\n\\nA common denominator of the routes of the above European and National trails is the lack of waymarking and their moderate coherence in terms of hiking interest.\\n\\nIn recent years, several multi-day hiking trails have been designed and marked in Greece. ERA certification policy stimulated the creation of some quite consistent multi-day hiking trails. These are the Menalon Trail (71 km), the Nestos Rodopi Trail (72 km) and the Andros island Routes network with a distinct circular certified trail of 90 km. Finally, a long route in Corfu, the Corfu Trail, has been organized by volunteers, with an official quite well marked route and many variations, the largest of which is 180 km long.\\n\\nLong-distance mountain running races could also be considered integral long-distance networks. However, due to the once a year event, a method of not permanent waymarking is chosen. 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\\n \\t<\/p>\n - Increasing the employment of locals in the services of escorting visitors and transportation.<\/li>\n
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