트레카스타니 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This beautiful path leads to Schiena dell'Asino. The path is not difficult to walk, mostly on loose volcanic ash.

This trail is wonderful! After an initial uphill stretch through the woods, you'll find yourself walking through a truly evocative landscape until you reach the Valle del Bove.

Piano del Vescovo is the starting point for many excursions in the Valle del Bove. It can be reached by car and there is convenient parking.

The Acqua Rocca Trail takes its name from a seasonal waterfall that forms in winter and spring, shaping the basaltic rocks over time. Even in summer, the trail offers spectacular views of the Valle del Bove, the summit craters and the Ionian coast.

Valle del Bove is an impressive depression on the eastern side of Etna, about 5 km wide and up to 1,000 meters deep. Formed by ancient volcanic collapses, it hosts a vast lava desert. It is one of the most spectacular places to observe the geology and activity of the volcano.

A beautiful, short hike to the summit of Monte Zoccolaro with panoramic views of Mount Etna and the Valle del Bove caldera (lava flow from 1991-1993). Don't be fooled; there are actually two paths leading to the summit. The western one (= former road) runs through nowhere. With a lot of intuition and perseverance, you can continue from here, but there is no defined path to the summit—until you reach the marked path from the hut! The actual path to the summit is marked (trail 704), but it is a real, partly overgrown, sunken path that occasionally winds very close to the edge. Caution: after heavy rains, part of the edge could slide away. The cross on the summit of Monte Zoccolaro dates back to 1948, when priest Salvatore Russo, along with some parishioners, carried it on his shoulders to the summit of the mountain. Here, it was inscribed with the words: Prayer, Deed, Sacrifice and firmly anchored. Every year on September 14th – the day the cross was erected – a mass is celebrated at the foot of the monument at 9 a.m. In good weather, the view over the Val Bove is breathtaking, and the summit is one of the privileged vantage points for witnessing Etna's eruptions at night. It's worth it, but it's more than just a short walk!

Destination of a classic Etna tour. Great view of the crater and the sea. Sturdy shoes and hiking poles recommended.

Be careful, the climb is very steep