The main road reaches Makrinitsa through Portaria, but the recent years, a road was dug through Koukourava. Both roads lead to Piazza of Brani and from there a steep serpentine road continues to the monastery of St. Gerasimos and above up to the land and to the community forest. But the internal traffic of the settlement was done for a long time and is still done through a key plank path that crosses over the village, from the highest district of Kakounas to the lower district of Koukourava, while a secondary system of paved roads branching out in all directions so someone can reach the most remote village houses.
The stone paths, manufactured with stones wedged in soil, are durable in time and in a distance of stride, the protruding stones help the wayfarers and the animals which are used for transport, to pass. Feature of the town is the large number of fountains (over 50) that are in the course of the cobbled streets and are used as a point for staging for the walkers and as water supply of homes since then there was no corresponding network. The waters from the fountains fleeing into grooves running next to the streets so the passer who walks in the village can hear the sound of the water next to him. Another remarkable type of constuction of the traditional architecture Μακρινίτσας of Makrinitsa are the stone bridges which someone can find in the village, in front of the church of St. John the Theologian, at the district of Kakouna but also in nearby locations, as in Karya in Lestiani , Loziniko and Alevizos.