フォースの天然記念物・トップ7

Easy to drive pass from both sides with little traffic.

The bullet holes are gone. They simply removed the entire sign. The pass is beautiful to drive on from both sides. A well-maintained road with little traffic.

On the Cucuruzzu-Capula archaeological site trail. Easy, well-shaded hike, mostly in the forest. Admission is €4 per adult.

The Col de Bacino marks the last major ascent of the GT 20 route. It peaks at 809 meters above sea level. It forms the junction between the Alta Rocca microregion and Grand Sud Corse.

The Castellu di Cucuruzzu is the most important archaeological site in Corsica. Nestled at 700 meters above sea level, it dates back to the Bronze Age. It is possible to visit it for €4.

If trees could talk... It is said to be a cultivated plant that a farmer planted at the time. Unfortunately, it is hollow on the back, but it still blooms every year

Nice hike but quite physical, a steep climb. We left at 6:15 a.m., sometimes shady but beware the cardio makes the climb hot. Too bad we did not manage to reach the summit a few meters away, not marked at all, a hiker told us that he had reached it but lying down between the rocks.

L'Uomo di Cagna (Omu di Cagna in Corsican) means "dog man", in reference to the two granite blocks that give the summit its anthropomorphic silhouette. It peaks at 1,217 m and offers a breathtaking view of the coast.