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From the Manganu refuge to the Onda refuge
Our seventh stage ofthe GR®20. This route consists of two stages, the first to the Petra Piana refuge, and the second via the ridge variant.
Manganu – Vergio Pass
Stage8, travelling from south to north. One of the quietest stages.
GR® 20 – Stage 06: from Castellu di Vergio to Manganu via Capu a u Tozzu
Stage 6 ofthe GR® 20 between Castellu di Vergio and the PNRC Manganu mountain hut. The route passes by the sublime Lake Nino and its horses. We chose to take a short detour via Capu a u Tozzu, which offers a superb 360° panoramic view of the peaks of northern Corsica (Cinto, Paglia Orba), Lake Nino and the Rotondo.
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.
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.
Col de Vergio - Albertacce
A quick detour via theGR®20allows you to discover the superb sheepfolds at Radule.
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.