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Mont Mulacié (1328m) walks
From Castillon-village to Monti via Mont Mulacié
Visorando Member
9.66 mi
+3,589 ft
-4,764 ft
7h 35
Difficult
Departure from Castillon (Alpes-Maritimes)
A cross-country hike through the Menton region along a little-used route, passing through wild and unspoilt areas where traces of human habitation still remain.
The route also provides access to the summit of Mont Mulacié, the second-highest peak in the Menton region, which is very little visited as it lies off the official marked trails. The view from this summit is interesting, although less spectacular than that from its neighbour, the Grammondo.
Walks near Mont Mulacié (1328m)
Sospel – Menton
12.54 mi
+3,671 ft
-4,816 ft
7 hrs
Very difficult
Departure from Sospel (Alpes-Maritimes)
This route leaves theGR® 52 to head for Grammondo and cross over to the Italian side.
On the descent, there are almost constant views of the sea, ending in the very pretty town of Grimaldi.
Torri Superiore - Ventimiglia
9.70 mi
+1,657 ft
-1,929 ft
5h 55
Moderate
Departure from Ventimiglia (Imperia)
This fifth stage will take you from Torri Superiore to the Mediterranean coast at Ventimiglia. Upon arriving in Bevera, you will find yourself at the confluence of the Bévera and Roya rivers. A final climb through the Ventimiglia hinterland will lead you to the Riviera dei Fiori and the town of Ventimiglia.
Sospel - Menton
10.24 mi
+3,691 ft
-4,767 ft
7h 55
Difficult
Departure from Sospel (Alpes-Maritimes)
This is the last stage ofthe GR® 52. It is certainly not the highest in altitude, but it is difficult due to its distance and the passage of certain passes with steep ascents and descents. The Mediterranean views are splendid, especially those from the Col du Razet and Col du Berceau, which rises to 1,100 metres above the town of Menton, the end point of theGR®. You walk along the Italian border throughout the route.
Be warned, in summer this stage is very challenging due to the heat, especially the descent from the Col du Berceau.
Coastline from Menton to Ventimiglia
6.26 mi
+719 ft
-728 ft
3h 30
Moderate
Departure from Menton (Alpes-Maritimes)
A beautiful seaside hike with some unusual sights to discover. While the coastal road from Menton to Ventimiglia is well known, the area below this road offers some little-known geographical and historical curiosities.
Rochetta Nervina - Torri Superiore
10.60 mi
+3,789 ft
-4,213 ft
8h 10
Very difficult
Departure from Rocchetta Nervina (Imperia)
This fourth stage will take you from Rochetta Nervina to Torri Superiore. Along the way, you’ll visit the picturesque village of Airole, which overlooks the Roya. You’ll stop off at the eco-village of Torri Superiore. This medieval village, which lay in ruins in the 1990s, has been entirely rebuilt by volunteers.
Apricale - Rochetta Nervina
5.56 mi
+2,306 ft
-2,464 ft
4h 35
Moderate
Departure from Apricale (Imperia)
This third stage will take you from Apricale to Rocchetta Nervina. You will pass through the village of Isolabona to visit it. Rocchetta Nervina has preserved its medieval appearance and its curtain wall defences, with two bridges connecting the village to the road.
Saorge – Breil-sur-Roya
5.75 mi
+2,343 ft
-3,009 ft
4h 40
Moderate
Departure from Saorge (Alpes-Maritimes)
This is the Valléen trail, an easy route along the Roya.
Both towns are served by the ‘Train des Merveilles’. From Breil to Sospel: one stop (15 mins).
Pigna - Apricale
14.45 mi
+4,147 ft
-4,213 ft
10h 15
Very difficult
Departure from Pigna (Imperia)
This second stage will take you from Pigna to Apricale. You will pass through the charming villages of Castel Vittorio, Bajardo and Perinaldo. Like Triora, Perinaldo and Apricale are listed among the most beautiful villages in Italy (I Borghi più belli d'Italia).
La Baisse de Camp d'Argent – Sospel
13.53 mi
+1,670 ft
-6,289 ft
10 hrs
Very difficult
Departure from La Bollène-Vésubie (Alpes-Maritimes)
The sixth stage ofthe GR®52, where the landscapes change dramatically. Due to its length and significant descent of nearly 2,000 metres, the stage is very difficult. The descent to Sospel, which makes up two-thirds of the route, puts a real strain on the knees and ankles. Please note, it gets very hot in summer on this section.