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Three villages in Castagniccia starting from Piedicroce
This circular route in Castagniccia offers both a remarkable natural and cultural setting. Passing through villages and other built-up areas, it allows you to discover Corsican heritage: houses, chapels, churches, a convent (near Piedicroce), as well as wash houses and fountains. The circular path, mostly in the woods, is shaded while offering exceptional views of the various villages in the region. Small streams provide refreshing breaks in summer, while remaining passable in winter.
Carchetu circular
This circular loop can be done with the family, for example, or simply to discover the Orezza region on a short and easy hike. During this walk, you can discover the region's natural heritage (waterfall) as well as its architectural heritage.
Summit of Monte San Petrone in a circular route from Pie-d'Orrezza
This alternative route to Monte San Petrone from the village of Pie-d'Orezza is much more challenging, but also more beautiful than the classic route via the Col de Prato. At 1,767 metres, San Petrone is the highest peak in Castaniccia. The summit offers a remarkable 360° panorama. You will have a view of Cap Corse to the east coast, the whole of Castaniccia and the mountain range of the island's highest peaks. This hike can be classified as very difficult for hikers who are not used to fairly long distances and significant elevation gains. You can shorten it by avoiding the return trip to the summit of San Petrone from the Col de Bocca di San Pietro. Nevertheless, it will still be a very beautiful circular hike with varied landscapes and unobstructed views.
Walks near Flum'Alto (fleuve)
Corsica Stage 1: Corte to the Refuge de Sega
First stage of the hike from Corte to the sea, at Marine de Porto.
This first day is a steady climb up to the Refuge de A Sega.
Corsica between the mountains and the sea
This hike is a variation (in terms of the route and starting point) of the Mare à Mare Nord. We set off from Corte, a very pretty town, and arrived at the Gulf of Porto.
We stopped at the Refuge de Sega, the Gite d'Albertacce, the Col de Vergio (where we stayed for two days to explore Lake Nino) and Evisa before arriving in Porto.
From Corte to the Chjarasgiolu footbridge via Punta di u Corbu
U Chjassu di San Teofalu
A lovely walk starting from the Saint Antoine chapel in Corte, offering beautiful views of the town and the surrounding area.
From Corte to the Chjarasgiolu footbridge via Punta di Zurmulu
U chjassu di ZurmuluThis walk, which is shaded for the first part, takes you to Punta di Zurmulu from Corte.This small peak offers a panoramic view of the town, overlooking the citadel and the two valleys. On a clear day, you can even see the sea in the distance!The second section takes you to the Chjarasgiolu footbridge in the Restonica Valley.From this point, if you wish, you can then take the San Teofalu route (+ 2½ hours’ walk) to complete a circular route to the Chapel of Saint Anthony in Corte.
From the Chjarasgiolu footbridge to the Riviseccu footbridge
U chjassu di u fiume (The River Path)
A trail in the lower Restonica Valley. This trail is ideal for a family walk. In summer, where the trail runs close to the river, you can combine the pleasure of the walk with a refreshing dip.