マンソの天然記念物・トップ20

very pretty here, very pretty

snow at the end of April

The Vergio Pass culminates at 1,467 meters above sea level. It connects Haute-Corse and Corse-du-Sud, as well as the two sides of the island, from the interior. It is one of the meeting points between the GR 20 and the GT 20.

The gorges of the Spelunca are crossed by the stream of Tavulella which takes the name of Porto port in the Corsican language at the exit of the gorges. In its crossing, the Tavulella is fed by the waters of the Aïtone stream, the point of confluence being located downstream of the Genoese bridge of Zaglia. The gorges offer vertiginous landscapes, dominated by a huge rock at the top of which is said to have existed in the place called U Castellu, the Leca castle destroyed in the 17th century according to local legend.

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

Monte Cinto is the highest peak in Corsica, with an altitude of 2,706 meters. Located in the Corsica Regional Natural Park, Monte Cinto offers panoramic views of the island and the Mediterranean. The ascent of Monte Cinto is a popular hike for mountain and nature lovers. There are several hiking routes to reach the summit, each offering different challenges. The hike is generally considered difficult and demanding, requiring good physical condition and previous mountain experience. During the ascent, hikers can discover the unique landscapes of Corsica, including mountains, rivers, lakes and pine forests. They can also observe a wide variety of fauna and flora, including birds of prey, mouflons and plants endemic to Corsica. Monte Cinto is an important place for Corsican culture, with local legends associated with the mountain. Visitors can also discover Corsican villages and traditions during their trip to the region. Climbing Monte Cinto is an unforgettable experience for hikers and nature lovers looking for challenges and natural beauty in the region of Corsica.

Superb stone building that straddles the Fango. It allows you to go from one bank to the other when you take the Mare è Monti path. He suggests a last swim if we head towards Galéria.

The Fango valley has been classified as a UNESCO biosphere reserve since 1977. The Fango stream has helped to dig it over the years. It rises at the foot of Capu Tafunatu at an altitude of 2,335 meters and flows into the Gulf of Galéria. This beautiful valley has many very refreshing natural pools.