East of the Rio-Antirrio crossing stretches the Corinthian Gulf. On its northern side, the baton for the highest mountains, after Macedonia and Epirus, is taken by Central Greece and especially Fokida, since Giona and Vardousia rise there at 2.5 km. Today's Dorida is the municipality that covers the western side of Phocis. Its boundaries start east of Nafpaktos at the point where the river Mornos flows into the Corinthian Gulf. The Municipality of Doris is one of the two administrative subdivisions of Phocis. It is the authentic, unspoilt corner of Central Greece! On its northern borders, the Vardousia Mountains rival in height the Giona Mountains that rise on their right and separate Dorida from Parnassis, the present-day Municipality of Delphi. The whole Attica basin drinks water from Dorida. In 1979 the construction of the 125 m high Mornos dam was completed, which holds back the waters from the rivers Mornos and Evinos and other tributaries. The result is an artificial lake with an average surface area of 15.5 square kilometres, forming a fjord of unique beauty in Greece!