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Ghisonaccia walks
From Ghisonaccia to Serra-di-Fiumorbu
This hike forms an integral part of the Mare a Mare Centre route.
From flat terrain to mountainous areas, the route takes you past various bodies of water: rivers, natural springs of sparkling water (drinkable!), streams… You’ll enjoy a wealth of refreshing scenery.
Étang de Palo : à la rencontre de deux univers
Au Sud d’un chapelet de zones humides qui s’étend du Fiumorbu au Travu, l’Étang de Palo est une vaste lagune sédimentaire de 110 ha. Quatrième de l’île par sa taille, il a gardé depuis ses origines un caractère naturel. Palo accueille l’un des plus grands ensembles de sansouires de Corse (milieu limoneux stérile couvert d'efflorescence saline) avec une surface de plus de quarante hectares.
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.
From Serra-di-Fiumorbu to Catastaghju
This walk forms part of the Mare a Mare Centre route. The Mare a Mare Centre route links the east coast at Ghisonaccia with the west coast at Porticcio in the southern Gulf of Ajaccio.
On the ridge between the sea and the Abatescu valley, you’ll discover varied landscapes as well as hilltop villages overlooking the sea.
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.
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.
U Castellu, Circinellu cave and Bocca di Ghjuva from Ania
Set off to explore U Castellu and the Circinellu Cave, a prehistoric site steeped in revolutionary history from the time of Paoli. Then climb up to Bocca di Ghjuva via the Mare a Mare Centre and, after passing Bocca di Minagoli, descend through a chestnut forest towards Ania.
The Bughja Waterfall
At a height of 100 metres, the Buja waterfall (Piscia di a Bughja) is one of the highest in Corsica. At its base is a pool where you can enjoy a refreshing dip, and you can relax on the rocks. If you look carefully, this waterfall is visible from a distance, particularly from the road leading to the village. The long white trail it leaves on the mountainside is particularly impressive in winter, when the water flows in abundance.Bughja (from the word ‘Bughju’: darkness).
The Undella Waterfall at San Gavinu di Fium'Orbu
You will be delighted to discover the surrounding high peaks; this path will lead you through a beautiful beech forest and to the foot of the Undella waterfall (Ondella waterfall).
Da U Pinu a U piralzu (From Bread to Alder) starting from Solaro
Starting from Solaro, walk through the forest. Focus mainly on discovering the flora.
The route is suitable for different audiences, fun and family-friendly, punctuated by several workshops, and focuses on discovering the riches of the heritage and preserving biodiversity.
From Sulaghju to the Rùvoli stream
This path takes you through the pine woods to traditional sheepfolds on the banks of a beautiful mountain stream, less than a 2-hour walk from the village of u Sulaghju.
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).
U Saparghionu Cave via the heights of Chisa
The walk to the heights of Chisa and the U Saparghionu cave is a short hike. Before setting off, we met Antonin, a village elder who speaks highly of it – a close-knit village that has lost its soul over the years. We also met two Brittany Spaniels who accompanied us throughout the walk. You’ll no doubt spot them in the village: true guides....
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.
Mare è Stagnu trail
Located north of Aléria, the Etang de Diane is renowned for its oyster and mussel production. It is surrounded by wetlands and marshes that constitute protected areas, thus hosting large populations of sedentary or migratory birds and sometimes endemic species.