The central main road road reaches through Portaria in Pelion, but in recent years the remonstrance and the road through Koukouravas.

Both these roads leading to the square Brani and from there an uphill, serpentine road continues to the third I. Monastery of St. Gerasimos and further, up toward the land and community forest.

The internal circulation but the settlement was a long time and is still a key path – backbone that weaves through the village from the highest district Kakouna as the lowest, the Koukourava, while a secondary system of paved roads branching out in all directions for one to reach the remotest village houses.

The streets, constructed with stones wedged in depth, is resistant to time, while just a stone's throw stones protruding help his step been inhabited, but animals used for transport.

Feature of the village is the large number of fountains (above 50) found in the course of cobbled streets and act like one stopping point for walkers, other water supply of homes since there was no corresponding network.
The waters of the fountains go into grooves that run alongside the streets so the passer who walks in the village hears the sound of water then next.

Another admirable kind construction of traditional architecture of Makrinitsas are stone bridges that one can find in the village, front of the church of St. John Theologian, district Kakouna, and in surrounding Sites, as Karia, in Lestiani, and in Loziniko Alevizi.