6 km walk - 130,000 Cedars - the Valley and Tripilos Peak

Cedar Valley is home to the Cyprus Cedar, an endemic Cedar subspecies, which numbers some 130,000 trees.  The Valley is found deep inside Paphos Forest, between the villages of Lysos towards the west, Pano Panagia to the south, Kampos and Trakkistra to the east and Pyrgos and Pomos to the north. 
The Cedar Valley picnic area is at an elevation of about 1,150 m.  The imposing Tripilos peak, a few km to the north west is at an elevation  of nearly 1,400 m. There are various versions of a walking route, ranging from a 6 km walk to Tripylos peak and back, to a 12 km walk to Dodeka Anemoi locality and back. Logistically the walk upto Tripilos peak and back would be the easiest. One enjoys different views going and returning on the same route.  
The route is for the nature lovers.  Here one is in the company of the cedars, the endemic golden oaks, and the (avian) fauna of the area.  It is possible (but not probable) to spot some of the few thousands of mouflon living in the Paphos Forest.
The route (especially when at Tripilos peak) offers excellent vistas of a large part of the extensive Paphos Forest as well as stretches of the north coast, towards Polis and Akamas in the north west and towards Morphou bay in the north east. The route is beautiful year round, including summer and winter.  In summer it may be greener at places because of the lush bracken. In winter sometimes it may be foggy or stretches of the route may be covered in snow (enriching the explorer's experience).