カロンザナの天然記念物・トップ20

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La Bocca di Stagnu is an emblematic passage on the GR 20. This pass perched at an altitude of 2,003 meters offers spectacular viewpoints. In particular, you can see the two superb points of Bocca Culaghia and Punta Culaghia as well as the station of Asco below.

Perched at 1,962 meters above sea level, the Bocca di Foggialle deserves to offer one of the most emblematic panoramas of the GR 20. It is also close to the refuge of Ciottulu di i Mori.

The tour is really demanding: Uphill over gravel and scree fields On the high alpine grade, sure-footedness is required, the path is sometimes difficult to see as the old GR20 markings have faded Really steep downhill! It took us almost 5 1/2 hours of walking But incredibly beautiful

Coming from the Golo valley, steadily uphill across a meadow, along the stream, past bathing pools and the abandoned Bergerie de Tula, you reach the pass, you can see the Capu Tafunatu with the hole in the rock (50x10m!), which the devil is said to have punched with his ploughshare, the Refuge Ciottulu and what now follows: the steep descent onto rocks. It's quite a colorful rock: grey, red, blue, black, purple, green; large parts are broken into thousands of 5cm thick slices, are hard and mostly easy to walk or climb (smaller deposits), otherwise rubble in between.

In front of the Bocca di Stagnu (coming from Haut-Asco) there are 600 meters in altitude ... 1/3 of which is steep in the forest uphill (more than 30...40%!), 2/3 of the 600 meters in altitude is rock climbing. Once you have reached the first pass (Bocca di Stagnu), you can count yourself lucky and take a well-deserved break before the path crosses the slope, continues to climb in gullies to the second pass (Bocca di a Muvrella) and from there follow the 700hm descent.

€5 in high season (French school holidays?), free in low season.

Perched at 1,962 meters above sea level, the Bocca di Foggialle deserves to offer one of the most emblematic panoramas of the GR 20. It is also close to the refuge of Ciottulu di i Mori.