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Aïtone Forest, chestnut grove, waterfalls and pools of Evisa
Along this fairly easy educational walk (with lots of interesting information boards), you will discover the hard life of the farmers of yesteryear in the midst of chestnut and Laricio pine trees. A magical forest where you expect to meet a fairy behind every patch of moss on a rock. Perhaps they have turned into pigs nibbling on chestnuts along the way. Further on, you will walk along the Aïtone with its pools (8°C!) and waterfalls... very popular in summer as it is accessible from a tarmac road. The best time to visit is October/November for the colours and manageable crowds.
From Evisa to Porto
For this last stage, as soon as you leave Evisa, take the discovery trail and descend the beautiful Spelunca Gorges. After the Genoese bridge at Pianella, you will arrive at the beautiful village of Ota and descend towards the marina at Porto.
The Spelunca Gorges and the Zaglia Bridge from a bridge over the Porto
This route is shaded, making it ideal on hot days! It is suitable for children, who will enjoy playing in the water afterwards.
When you start the hike after the bridge over the Porto River, you will see signs indicating that the route is closed due to bad weather. These signs are old and there is no problem until the bridge. Apparently, there are landslides on the path after the Zaglia bridge towards Evisa.
Ota - Vergio Pass
A magnificent stage featuring the Spelunca Gorges and then the Aitone Forest.
From Porto to Portu di a Castagna
This short hike allows you to explore the Marine de Porto (its streets, shops, mainly restaurants and boat trip sales, its Genoese tower), its port and beach, then follow this path to Portu di a Castagna.
The view from the pier allows you to see the whole of Porto Bay and, on the horizon, the coast of the Scandola Nature Reserve.
Col de Vergio - Albertacce
A quick detour via theGR®20allows you to discover the superb sheepfolds at Radule.
Ciuttulu di Mori refuge
View of the Gulf of Porto from the ridge, Paglia Orba mountain (the most beautiful in Corsica), Capu Tafunatu and its hole below the summit.
A beautiful hike on theGR®20.
From Col de Vergio to Lac Nino
A very beautiful hike that allows you to walk along the ridges and discover Lake Nino in a beautiful valley surrounded by stone mountains.
Corsica Stage 5: Col de Vergio to Evisa
After our break at the Col de Vergio, we head back towards the sea.
During this stage, we will cross the beautiful Aîtone forest with its swimming pools and paved paths in some places.
From the Col de Vergio to the Manganu Refuge
The sixth stage of ourGR®20. We pass by the beautiful Lake Nino. It is a long hike in terms of distance, but the elevation gain is easier than on previous days.
Lake Nino via Bocca San Pedru
A legendary place in Corsica: Lake Nino and its pozzines.
You have a magnificent view of the Cintu massif, the Gulf of Cargèse, and if you are lucky, you will encounter beautiful wild horses.
Serriera - Ota
The route continues through the forest, leading to the famous village of Ota.
Lake Nino from Poppaghia
An ascent to a high-altitude lake in a beautiful mountain setting. A varied route that starts in a pine forest, continues through rocky terrain and ends in the middle of pastures. This hike is an alternative to the much more popularGR®20route, which starts at the Col de Vergio.
Vasques du Ziocu in Soccia
The Ziocu pools are situated both below and above the footbridge where canyoners set off.
Please note: do not undertake this hike in the event of a thunderstorm, as flash floods are possible, as seen during Cévennes-style downpours. The pools are at an altitude of approximately 1,005 to 1,110 metres.
Soccia at Lake Creno
One of the most beautiful hikes in Corsica. The path is pleasant, with part of it in the woods. The arrival at the lake is a magical moment. The lake appears in a setting, even if there are a few people around, the place is conducive to quiet conversation.
A very beautiful place for a picnic.
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