Reset your distance meter in Tripotama and take the road that goes to the Monastery of Poretsos. At 3.7km to the right is the bank of Erymanthos. A road at the 4.7th km takes you to Astra, but you should go straight ahead through a mountainous landscape with a ravine to your left and Erymanthos all along the route...
You see small, traditional houses few and far between and admire the maple trees and the oaks. At 7.6 km you find the Community of Plaka which was burned down by the Germans and at the 8th km you can see Agrabela in the distance as well as mountain Erymanthos. At 9.7km you are in Agrabela. While at 10.7km you see the Monastery of Poretsos which you can reach within 300 metres. It is situated at an altitude of 1,100 metres in Erymanthos ravine, between the villages of Agrabela, Plake and Platanitsa. The place is ideal for a picnic. Go straight through thick vegetation and at 12km you enter Platanitsa. Very few people live here in winter but in the summer the inhabitants are about 100. In Platanitsa you get the sense that the mountain touches the sky and that you can enjoy a unique tranquillity.
Go back to point P, the fork at the 1.5th km on the road from Leivartzi. Turn left to Lehouri. On your way up, a country road to the left goes to village Kerassia. You are on Erymanthos and you are bound to see sheep and shepherds. A little before you arrive at Lehouri, there is a monument to your right that looks like a hill of stones and demonstrates anathemas from the conflicts of 431 BC, 1825, 1916, 1936, 1946.
The altitude reaches 1,000 metres and in the distance to your left is the marvellous coniferous forest that starts from Lehouri all the way to Vlassia. At the main square in Lehouri, you will see the bust of Georgios Lehouris, a fighter of the Greek Revolution, and next to it the stone tower of Lehouritis, that was built during the Turkish Occupation.