ピオッジョラの天然記念物・トップ20

ここは超素晴らしいです。訪れる価値があります。

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

This pool offers a great opportunity for a swim break in a magnificent landscape. The water temperature is quite icy.

There are always swimming pools to jump into. However, some are difficult to reach and you have to climb a bit.

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.

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.

Located at an altitude of 1,950 meters, this mountain pass offers magnificent views of the Cirque de Bonifatu in a very rocky mountain setting.

Translation of the explanation board: Erected at an altitude of 1100 meters between the Col de Battaglia and the Col de Croce Dolu, the Peace Sculpture, inaugurated on August 14, 1999, represents mutual aid and solidarity, symbolized by five hands - the five continents - united for peace. Realized from the drawing by Arnaud CASANOVA of the Porticcio school, winner of the Corsican schools competition "1,2,3... it's up to you to play - to draw - to peace". It was made in the Brando Quarry by the sculptors Anne-Marie Moretti, Andros, Dom, Pierre Pardon and Mario Sabaty. From its location we discover the Ghjunsani, the mountains, the Balagne, the sea and the horizon, a symbol of interiority and openness.