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From the Onda refuge to Vizzavona station
Our eighth day on theGR®20. A steep climb before an equally steep descent, but with a beautiful view... You will admire the Cascade des Anglais as you approach Vizzavona.
From Vizzavona to the E Capannelle refuge
On the ninth stage of ourGR® 20 hike, the landscape becomes gentler, greener and more wooded.
From Ponti à Seddula to Punta Capiteddu
Starting from the RT20, there is a beautiful climb through beech woods to reach Punta Capiteddu (1,680 m), above the village of Bocognano, where you can enjoy magnificent views of the surrounding peaks and the Col de Vizzavona.
From the E Capannelle refuge to the Prati refuge
Our 10th stage on theGR®20. A varied stage that takes us through forests and open terrain.
Manganu – Vergio Pass
Stage8, travelling from south to north. One of the quietest stages.
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.
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.
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.
From the Prati refuge to the Usciolu refuge
Our eleventh stage on theGR®®20, this stage largely follows the ridges and peaks. Sometimes in the forest, sometimes in the open.
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.