몬테그로소 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Nice hike, however not recommended for anyone who has difficulty walking, some small passages a little difficult on the rocks.

Ideal very early in the morning

Shortly before the Bocca a á Fugata pass (732m), the archaic stone house that serves as a shelter for goats or sheep invites you to linger and the stone hill 50m behind it offers fantastic views of the Feliceto valley with the coast behind it.

A tiny, wild beach surrounded by granite rocks, perfect for those looking to get off the beaten track.

The municipalities of Lunghignano and Montemaggiore merged in 1972 to form the municipality of Saint-Rainier-de-Balagne. Saint-Rainier-de-Balagne was merged with Cassano on 1 January 1973 to form the municipality of Montegrosso, named after the Monte Grosso mountain range.

Montegrosso consists of the villages of Montemaggiore/Montemaiò as the main town (381 m), Cassano/Cassani (300 m) and Lunghignano/Lunghignani (340 m). The municipality is located at about 400 meters above sea level and borders Lavatoggio to the north, Cateri and Avapessa to the northeast, Muro to the east, Zilia to the southeast, Calenzana to the southwest, Calvi to the west and Lumio to the northwest.

Montegrosso (Corsican: Montegrossu) is a municipality on the French island of Corsica. It belongs to the region of Corsica, the department of Haute-Corse, the arrondissement of Calvi and the canton of Calvi. Depending on the district, the residents call themselves Montemaggiorais, Lunghignanais, Cassanais, Montemaiuracci, Lunghignaninchi or Cassaninchi.

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