보발리노 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The first 3 km are a nightmare. Overgrown paths, sharp thorns. The trail is barely visible. GPS is a must. Once you reach the top, there's a marked path that's easy to navigate, with beautiful views. The last 4 km are another nightmare, and GPS is essential otherwise you'll get lost. The paths are extremely bad and difficult to navigate. I don't know who set them out, but they're terrible.

Ciminà, in the province of Reggio Calabria, is an ancient village of Greek-Byzantine origins. Its name seems to derive from the Greek term "kyminà", which refers to cumin, a plant used both in food preservation and in the production of liqueurs. Founded in 1453 by communities of Christian Greeks and Albanians fleeing from Constantinople, the village, thanks to its impervious location, represented a safe refuge.

Monte Tre Pizzi, known for its three-peaked shape, is a 700 meter elevation located between the municipalities of Antonimina and Ciminà, on the borders of the Aspromonte National Park. From its top, you can enjoy a panorama that extends from the Gerace fortress to the Ionian coast, and the ruins of an ancient convent of hermit friars, probably from the 12th century, known as "The little church of the Three Pizzi" are visible.

Superb view of the Ionian

The Caccamelles have this name due to their resemblance to the large pots used, formed by the waters of the Nessi stream.

Breathtaking view on Pietra Cappa.

From the top there is a great view down.

This is an interesting rock firmarion.