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The **Vallée de la Restonica** is a true natural paradise, and the area around **Riviseccu** offers some of the most beautiful hiking trails and landscapes in Corsica. Here is some interesting information about Riviseccu and the surrounding area: 1. **Hiking Trails**: - The **Sentier de la basse vallée de la Restonica** is particularly family-friendly and ideal for relaxing walks. This trail becomes very popular during the summer months as it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding nature. - A popular hiking trail leads from the **Passerelle de Chjarasgiolu** to the **Passerelle de Riviseccu**. This trail has a rating of **4.4 out of 5 stars** and is known for its scenic views. 2. **Access**: - Access to the Vallée de la Restonica is via the D623, approximately **1.1 km** past the Tuani campsite and the ruins of the **Chapelle des Grecs**. 3. **Nature Experience**: - Riviseccu is less well-known and therefore offers a quieter, more unspoiled environment, ideal for nature lovers. The hikes here are often less frequented, allowing for a more intense nature experience. 4. **Reviews**: - The Bergeries de Riviseccu have a rating of **4.3 out of 5 stars**, based on the experiences of hikers who have explored the region. The **Vallée de la Restonica**, and especially the area around **Riviseccu**, are perfect for anyone looking to experience Corsica's natural beauty.

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very pretty here, very pretty

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We went to the great Gumben today. We walked straight down the path from the Y-tree. But we didn't jump or even slide😱.

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Place to take a bath and cool down

The Strette and Inzecca gorges further east come from the Fiurmorbo river. These canyon-shaped gorges stretch for more than 13 kilometers and offer extraordinary landscapes that can be admired while traveling the narrow and winding D344 from Ghisoni.

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beautiful, lively watercourse, exciting path

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We did the climb from the Restonica valley in early July. Heavy rainfall in May caused exceptionally large snowfields below the couloir. Orientation and finding a way was therefore more difficult than under normal circumstances. In particular, the descent on what is actually the same path required a good sense of direction, very confusing, also due to randomly placed cairns that ended in dead ends below the couloir (sometimes on the mighty, too steep granite slabs, which abruptly bordered snowfields and forced to turn back... with then new attempts). In total we have 15km, 3200m difference in altitude (ascent, descent), 6.5 hours in motion and 11.5 hours total time (2 x 45min breaks, remaining time for photos, path search) needed. Tip: be sure to inquire about the snow situation beforehand. possibly Bring a toddle, a snow plate for sticks and a rope. Luckily the snow was very soft, so we didn't need all that. Sticks are mandatory!

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We did the hike a few years ago. There was no komoot then. In fact, you can't get lost. As far as we can remember, the most beautiful pools are above the Bergerie de Tolla, even with a natural slide.

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