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Plaque to Henri Toivonen, who died in the Lancia Delta S4 during the Rally de Corse trials, a death that also decreed the death of the dangerous Group B.

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Very nice with its panoramic view next to the citadel

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A car race accident

nice and quiet road

Built in 1968, the Calacuccia Dam retains water from the Golo River. Its lake is shared between the communes of Calacuccia and Casamaccioli in the Niolo region.

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Corte is a must for me on any Corsica holiday. It's just beautiful here.

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A town in the Corsican mountains is always worth a visit

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Nice restaurants (and maybe you'll need them)

long but not difficult

Albertacce is a mountain village in the center of La Crose. Located at the foot of the Monte Cinto massif, it is in the middle of a remarkable natural setting. Many protected areas surround it. Albertacce lies at an average altitude of 867 meters. Some of its hamlets can exceed 1,100 meters in altitude.

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Albertacce is a mountain village in the center of La Crose. Located at the foot of the Monte Cinto massif, it is in the middle of a remarkable natural setting. Many protected areas surround it. Albertacce is crossed by the Mare à Mare hiking trails as well as the Transhumance trail.

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Albertacce is a mountain village in central Corsica. Located at the foot of the Monte Cinto massif, it is surrounded by a remarkable natural setting. Numerous protected areas surround it. Albertacce is crossed by the Mare à Mare and Transhumance hiking trails.

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Corte is the historical and cultural capital of Corsica. It was on the initiative of Pascal Paoli (one of the most famous people on the island) that this city in November 1775 was chosen as the capital of independent Corsica. In doing so, Corsica separated itself from the Republic of Genoa. You can learn even more about the history by visiting the Corsican Museum which is located within the city's citadel. Corte is amazing, because as soon as you leave the city, you immediately find yourself surrounded by nature.

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No, you're not dreaming ! You are indeed in Corsica, although this narrow canyon may remind you of a Far West setting. This parade of La Scala di Santa Regina (Saint Régine's staircase) is a long gorge that stretches for more than 15 kilometers. It was dug by the Golo river which flows below. You evolve at the foot of high rock faces. That's wonderful !

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Calacuccia is a village located 847 meters above sea level. The geography here takes a very poetic turn in its naming, since geologically this island valley is named "Below the Mountains". As for the mountains that surround the village, they take the pretty name of "Crystal Corsica". A dam on the Golo River forms an artificial lake just below the town. The peaks of the Cinto massif are visible and invite you to come and hike. The highest of these mountains, which culminates at 2,525 meters above sea level, is called the Paglia Orba.

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My recommendation is to ride the Col de Vergio first and then take the descent through the gorge and just let yourself roll and be amazed. The heat can accumulate extremely in the gorge, while the ascent to the Col de Vergio has many trees that offer shade from time to time.

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Two bridges (the new one and the Genoese bridge right next to it) span the Golo River on the outskirts of Albertacce. Several pools and other beautiful natural areas are located upstream in the Golo and the Viru for swimmers who do not fear cold water. Don't hesitate to stop on this bridge to admire the view. Whatever the weather, there is always a good shot to take.

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As already described: A sensational experience even for those who pass the east / west of the Alps on this road through the rocks. 3-5% incline. Good asphalt. A dream to drive up here - then you can observe / enjoy the natural wonder better than downhill.

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"Corte was the capital of the island at the time of Corsica's independence under Pasquale Paoli and is still referred to as the secret capital of Corsica. To this day, Corte has remained a symbol of the struggle for independence and self-determination of the Corsican. It is the only important city in Corsica Corte is not by the sea, but deep in the northern interior, wonderfully situated at the confluence of three rivers, overlooked by the citadel built on a rock. Today Corte is again the seat of the only university in Corsica, the students make up about half of the approximately 6500 inhabitants of Cortes and shape the unique, lively atmosphere of the city. A trip to Corte is a journey into the heart of the island and is one of the highlights of a holiday in Corsica. In the immediate vicinity of the city, the deep, beautiful river valleys of the Restonica and of the Tavignano with its bathing pumps the vacationer innumerable possibilities n for hiking, climbing or just relaxing in one of the most beautiful natural settings in Corsica. " (Source: https://www.korsika.com/corte/)

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The ride through the Scala di Santa Regina gorge is an absolute must when cycling in Corsica. The winding but not steep road leads between towering rock walls, partly carved into the rock and partly built onto it using high retaining walls, along the Golo River. Once you have driven through the gorge, the valley at Calacuccia opens up and you drive along the foot of the Monte Cinto massif, whose summit region, which is still snow-covered in spring, provides a great panorama for the further journey towards Col de Vergio.

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