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The Casevecchie Trail
Casevecchie is a French commune situated in the departmental district of Haute-Corse and within the territory of the Corsican regional authority. Formerly part of the villages of Noceta and Rospigliani, it belongs to the Piève de Rogna. This walk will quickly take you up to a ridge line, leading to the highest point, Punta Capizzali (728m), where the boundaries of three communes meet: Antisanti, Casevecchie and Vezzani (360° view, sea and mountains).
Saltaruccio footbridge at the start of the route from Nazza
At the bottom of a remote valley between Nazza and Poggio-di-Nazza, you will find a footbridge spanning the Saltaruccio stream.
Children will find a lovely playground there amongst the pools.
This walk is of moderate difficulty due to the sometimes steep gradient, but it is relatively easy as it is a short distance.
So, you can easily do it as a family and plan a picnic.
Punta Cali Circular Route
Set off to explore this beautiful hike, which will take you to Punta Cali, a peak rising to 1,389 metres above sea level, marking the southern boundary of the commune of Vezzani and the western boundary of the commune of Pietroso. This trail alternates between forest sections with majestic Lariccio pines and more open rocky areas. It offers exceptional panoramic views, with a 360° vista of the island’s main peaks, numerous villages in central Corsica, the eastern coast, the Tyrrhenian Sea and the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago: Elba, Monte Cristo and Giglio.
Circular Padula via the Col de Foce d'Eria from Vezzani
This hike, starting from the beautiful village of Vezzani, will allow you to discover the beauty and diversity of the landscapes in a green setting. You will pass through chestnut groves and a magnificent Lariccio pine forest. You will enjoy magnificent views that will take your breath away.
Rospa Sorba circular starting from Vezzani
Starting from the square in front of the church in Vezzani, set off to explore the wild world of the Corsican maquis and the beautiful Laricio pine forest of Rospa Sorba. The route offers magnificent views of the east coast of eastern Corsica and the islands of the Tuscan archipelago, as well as breathtaking views of Corsica's main mountain ranges from Punta Tana and Punta Cali, located near the route.
Padula Forest, starting from Vezzani
Set off to explore the magnificent Padula Forest, situated in the municipality of Noceta. This remarkable site will allow you to discover, via the ‘i chjassi di e padule’ trail of ponds, part of this beautiful forest, as well as various themes relating to geology, fauna and flora, through a signposted educational trail. You’ll also enjoy several high vantage points offering magnificent views. The route is almost entirely shaded, making it a particularly pleasant walk in hot weather.
Castelnuovo loop
From the church square, set off to explore the wild world of the Corsican maquis. You will walk along pastoral paths where you may encounter herds of goats and sheep, on the ridge separating the Tavignanu and Tagnone valleys. You will enjoy exceptional views of the surrounding mountain ranges and the island of Monte Cristo.
The old Petra Rossa lead mine.
The old Petra Rossa mine, known as the Finosa mine, opened in 1912 to extract lead, silver, manganese and iron ores, and was closed after the Second World War. Source: WikipediaThe Finosa mines extracted silver-bearing lead (galena, cerussite), zinc (blende) and copper (bornite).Most of the mining at La Finosa was carried out in open pits.Prospecting on the site began in the 1910s. Source: Ghisoni Civil Heritage.
Tallone Trail
The village of Tallone will charm you with its view of the natural heritage of the coastline, where the Tyrrhenian Sea meets the ponds of Diane, Urbinu, del Sale and Terrenzana.
The lower part of the village opens onto an imposing square where the Baroque church of Saint-Cézaire stands, its forecourt built with a particular type of rock called gneiss.
Its carved door and bell tower are truly admirable.
Col de la Croix (Croce à a Sera)
Arriving on a small plateau, the path continues until it crosses a small stream. Then, a narrow, winding path where you may encounter some wild pigs takes you up under chestnut trees to the Col de la Croix. From there, follow the track to the right and discover the splendid panorama of the eastern plain, the sea, and the Monti Renoso and Kyrie Eleison (Christe Eleison). The track then descends to the village of Ghisoni.
A walk along the shores of the Urbinu peninsula
Life is good in Urbinu: Corsica’s second-largest lagoon with a 200 m² floating raft. The Urbinu lagoon will surprise you with its peaceful and rejuvenating atmosphere. Discover its natural beauty and history through the outdoor educational displays created by the Conservatoire du littoral.
The Zalana-Matra Trail
Following this Zalana-Matra trail, you will cross a chestnut grove, then take a steep, sloping path that winds through thick scrubland and overlooks impressive precipices in places. Along the way, you will admire a very old mill, then cross an authentic Genoese bridge over the Bravone, the Alisu bridge. Then climb back up through a chestnut forest and finish your walk at the Matra cross (the return point of the hike).
The Erbajolo Heritage Trail
This trail will take you through time in search of what life was like a few decades ago in this wonderful part of Corsica.
The scenery is beautiful and the course is very pleasant...
Pinia Forest: between forest, sea and lagoon
Forest, lake and marine habitats provide valuable refuges for many birds, which find in Pinia a place to nest, overwinter or simply stop over.
Les Bergeries des Pozzi
The Pozzines (from the Corsican word i Pozzi, meaning wells) are acidic peat bogs crossed by winding streams.
They are located at altitudes between 1,700 and 2,300 metres.
They occupy depressions formed by ancient glacial lakes, which were filled in by clay deposits and numerous dead plants.
In Corsica, the deposits of the oldest pozzines are thought to date back around 12,000 years.