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.
At the top of the Cauria plateau, a superb cork oak stands out from the landscape. Three metres in circumference and eleven metres high, it is estimated to be 100 to 200 years old.
Quite a technical route in some points, the slope is very constant, it is worth reaching at least the natural arch formed by the stones. Those who feel fit enough …