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Frasseta (point d'arrêt de la navette) walks
From Frasseta to the sheepfolds at E Grotelle
The E Grotelle Path
The only access route to the upper Restonica valley, this walk takes you to the famous sheepfolds of E Grotelle.
Following the storms last November, extensive damage has made the upper Restonica valley inaccessible by car from the Tagone Bridge (which was swept away by the flood).
Access to the E Grotelle sheepfolds is now via this walking route from La Frasseta (this is the same starting point as for the route leading to the Cappellaccia sheepfolds).
This trail can be taken either for a moderate-difficulty hike leading to the Grotelle sheepfolds, or to reach the start of the hike to the Melu and Capitellu lakes (which is now considered a challenging route). This trail runs along the upper Restonica valley and leads to the Grotelle sheepfolds.
Walks near Frasseta (point d'arrêt de la navette)
Frasseta (Restonica) – A Sega Mountain Hut
First stage of the circular Two Valleys loop.
Thisfirst stage takes you deep into the heart of the Rotondu massif, along a wild and unspoilt route. From the Restonica Valley, famous for its alpine landscapes and crystal-clear waters, you’ll follow a path climbing through a Laricio pine forest to the sheepfolds of Cappellaccia. You will then continue towards the vast Alzu plateau, which offers a magnificent panorama of the surrounding peaks. The descent to the A Sega refuge, near the beautiful lake of the same name, marks the end of this day’s hike.
From Tuani to Corte via Forca di A Lancia and Punta di Zurmulu
U chjassu di u Finellu (The Finello Trail)
A challenging hike that takes you along the ridges, following the watershed between the Restonica and the Tavignanu rivers, via Punta di u Finellu, to the summit overlooking the town of Corte known as Zurmulu.
The route starts in the Restonica valley, at Tuani, and finishes in Corte.
Corsica Stage 2: Refuge de A Sega to Albertacce
Second day of the hike between Corte and Porto.
The trail begins by climbing up to Bocca Arinella, where we discover our destination: after Lake Calacuccia, the village of Albertacce.
Refuge A Sega – Corte
The second stage of the “Circular Tour of Two Vallées” takes you into one of Corsica’s wildest and best-preserved valleys: the Tavignanu Valley.
From the A Sega mountain hut, situated on the banks of the Tavignanu, the path follows the river and descends gradually through a dense forest where Laricifolius pines and holm oaks grow side by side. Along the way, you’ll enjoy numerous viewpoints over the steep-sided gorges and pools of crystal-clear water that dot the river. Halfway along the route, you can stop for a break at the Rossulinu Footbridge before continuing on the less steep but equally spectacular section of the trail, which will gently lead you towards 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.
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 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.
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.