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Serra-di-Scopamène walks
Punta di a Cuciurpula: in the footsteps of Lord Rinucciu della Rocca
This is an attractive hike due to the panoramic views from the summit (view of the Rizzanese valley, the Aiguilles de Bavella, the Gulf of Valinco, etc.) and from a historical point of view. Indeed, numerous educational panels, starting from the point (3), retrace the history of the lord of Rinucciu Della Rocca and his castle. The descent to the village winds its way through impressive granite boulders, once inhabited, in a forest of holm oaks that is as beautiful as it is mysterious.
The Heritage Trail in Serra di Scopamena
This walk will offer you a brief yet emotionally rich encounter with everything that constitutes a sign, a trace or a memory of the area. This sense of place will be brought to life through the many restored examples of dry-stone heritage (walls, fountains, wash houses, mills, etc.).
As you walk along this trail, you will be following in the footsteps of the generations who came before us and who have bequeathed to us an expression of civilisation and a testament to the history of a community.
The Sardinian plateau via Aullène from Serra di Scopamena
A beautiful hike on the Sardinian plateau via the village of Aullène. Some of these trails connected villages in the days before roads existed. They are ideal for exploring the heights of Alta Rocca. This walk alternates between open and closed landscapes, holm oak forests and chestnut groves. A typical atmosphere of the Alta Rocca region.
Circular route around Sorbollano
A very pretty circular walk around the village of Sorbollano. You’ll be walking through a very shaded setting, perfect for the heat of summer. You’ll discover old terraced fields, now covered by an imposing forest of holm oaks.
From Sorbollano to Serra di Scopamena and its heritage trail
Starting from the village of Sorbollano, the route will take you to the village of Serra di Scopamena. As you enter this village, you’ll discover its historic built heritage – a mill, a wash house and a bread oven – via the heritage trail. You’ll then be treated to a magnificent panoramic view of the Rizzanese Valley and the village of Sorbollano.
Route d'interprétation d'Aullène
A short stroll through the pretty village of Aullène, discovering traces of the past. A drinking trough, a wash house, fountains, a church and a temple – all these little things may seem insignificant, but they bear witness to a past that was at times turbulent. A few information boards along the route provide details of events in the village’s history.
The Three Villages Trail starting from Quenza
The Three Villages Trail offers a beautiful day's hike. Passing mainly through the Mare à Mare, this route allows you to discover authentic villages in the Alta Rocca region (Quenza, Serra di Scopamena and Sorbollano). You will follow connecting paths once used by locals to travel from village to village.
Return trip from Cucuruzzu to the footbridge towards Zonza
A beautiful historical and cultural walk on a variant of the Mare à Mare Sud. A well-maintained and signposted trail for an easy family hike, mostly shaded, to a ruined mill and a beautiful footbridge. Return via the same route.
From Cargiaca to Zérubia, the “paese à paese” trail, Scopamène Valley
Starting from the pretty little village of Cargiaca, this woodland walk is ideal from spring onwards. Following the main street at the start, there is a stunning bird’s-eye view of the Scopamène Gorge. The path then leads to the river, which you cross via a bridge, before a climb takes you to the small village of Zérubia. From the forecourt of the little church, there’s a lovely view towards the Coscione and the valley to the south.
Punta di Serradu starting from Altagène
Only one climb and one descent, but what a beautiful view awaits you.
View of the villages of Alta Rocca: Zonza, Quenza and Serra di Scopamène, as well as the Bavella Needles.
Monte Incudine in Southern Corsica
Fabulous landscapes, all manner of wildlife and wet pozzines. Add to that an enchanting silence and a magical light. That is what you will experience as you explore these Corsican mountains.
Cuscionu Plateau: Punta di Ghjavingnolu
The Punta di Ghjavingnolu walk will take you past numerous pozzines (peat bogs) and, at the summit, offers a stunning panoramic view of the Cuscionu plateau, the Gulf of Ajaccio and the Valinco. Depending on the season, you may come across horses, cows, pigs and flocks of sheep.
Cuscionu Plateau: Punta di Rinucciu or Castellu d’Ornucciu
Since 2022, new routes have been established. Their aim is to divert footpaths away from the pozzines as much as possible. The hike to Punta di Rinucciu offers a stunning view of the Cuscionu plateau and the pozzines (notably the Pian d’Ornucciu below). Depending on the season, you may spot horses, cows, pigs, flocks of sheep… or even see the red kite, the golden eagle and, more rarely, the bearded vulture soaring overhead.
Cuscionu Plateau: Violu di l'acqua "water trail"
Since 2022, new routes have been established. Their aim is to divert footpaths crossing the pozzines (peat bogs) as much as possible. The Violu di l'acqua hike offers beautiful views of the pozzines. It is ideal for families. Depending on the season and time of day, you may encounter horses, cows, pigs and flocks of sheep.
Cuscionu Plateau - Violu di i pastori "The Shepherds' Path"
Since 2022, new routes have been established. Their aim is to divert footpaths crossing the pozzines as much as possible. The Violu di i Pastori hike goes around Castellu d'Ornucciu via the sheepfolds of Chiralbella. You can see numerous pozzines (peat bogs), including Pian d'Ornucciu. Depending on the season, you may encounter horses, cows, pigs and flocks of sheep.