Gorge of Milo or gorge of St. John is one of the most picturesque gorges of Crete. Gorge originates near the village of Saint John (Agios Ioannis) at an altitude of 500 m above sea level and geographically belongs to the municipality of Ierapetra (18 km on East from Ierapetra) and ends on the South coast near the beach a Few Rock, which is located between the village of Koutsounari, and Farm. Gorge Milo is famous for its scenic waterfalls and small lakes, the falls, and form. In these lakes you can swim.

The captivating waterfall called Milo and is situated at altitude of approximately 300 m above sea level. The height of the falling water of the waterfall 40 meters is the best time to visit the waterfall of Milo - spring or late winter, as the water flow at this time the most powerful and leaves a lasting impression. In the summer the waterfall is partially dry, but still retains its natural beauty.

To get to the waterfall in two ways. The first path goes through a special asphalt path, it is simple and takes 20 minutes. This road is paved recently and has the appropriate direction. There is a second way, it is more challenging and designed for Hiking over rough terrain. It takes more than two hours and involves the intersection of mountain rivers and small hills.

The picturesque valley covered with pine and plane trees. Access to the gorge is not the easiest, but the spectacular beauty of the surrounding nature is worth it. In some places you can see the old concrete ditch that was once used to move a mountain of water for the needs of local residents.