저수지 드 삼폴로 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

This charming 16th-century village is surrounded by the Marmanu and Sorba forests. The village once marked the end of the long Mare è Monti Livantinu hiking trail. The route now extends to Vivario. Don't miss the Neptune Fountain in the village center.

A narrow path follows the river, always following the blue markings. It's very beautiful and partially shaded. Fantastic!

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😱.

a smal restaurant and a small shop with local products

This 16th century village is the starting point for bike or walking tours in the forests of Marmanu and Sorba. To see: the sculpture of Neptune in homage to the god of the sea.

In this magnificent Corsican village you find a quite spectacular fountain called Neptune. This original statue was created by the sculptor Vital-Gabriel Dubray (1813-1892) at the request of the Ducel foundry for their commercial catalog. This is why we find the same model in many cities in France as well as in South America, in Rio de Janeiro for example. The fountain was completed in August 1867. The village of Ghisoni has a website where all the services offered by the village are listed. To view it follow the following link: https://ghisoni.corsica/territoire-de-ghisoni/32-tourisme/18-activites-commerciales

The pools on the Y-tree are just awesome. Jumps of 6 - 22 m are probably possible here. There is also an adventurous water slide.......... but you need a lot of courage to try it here. Anyone who has jumped can either get out or swim through the first pool and at the end of it go down the slide straight into the lower pool. You can get back on the left side of the river by climbing over the rocks at the end of the pool. If you haven't had enough, you can jump off the highest rock into the third pool. Important: The river does not always carry the same amount of water. That's why it's so important to dive down and check if the pools are deep enough before you jump! Jump at your own risk!

Old waypoint from which a path leads down to the pools of Fiumorbu. Unfortunately, the mighty tree died. There are several pools that are connected with waterfalls. These are used as natural slides. You can jump into the water from any height, the water is deep enough. Unfortunately, the river carried so much water today that you couldn't get down. Furthermore, a bridge that is still listed on komoot was apparently once washed away by the water masses. A beam still protrudes grotesquely bent out of the rock. Shady spots and the river were easier to reach from the other bank.