Emmanuel PIVAIN

A Trail at Punta Bunifazinca



Since the association's inception, our members who went for walks near the Figa Bridge, at the end of the two trails built several decades ago on the right and left sides of the Sainte-Lucie stream, occasionally encountered mountain bikers lost in this area, unable to make

Trail to Punta Bunifazinca



To access the church of San Martinu and avoid the long journey along the track, APB built an ascent trail from the Funtanedda bridge in 2022. This trail was then completed as a loop in 2024 via a return trail using an old road from the 1950s to 1965 (still visible in aerial

A Trail at Punta Bunifazinca



This section of the "Chemin de la Montagne aux Plages" is yet another historic path restoration, which is actually the first section of interest, since downstream we are in the realm of "civilization"! For unknown reasons, this trail has remained in the scrubland for decades

A Trail at Punta Bunifazinca



A very old, even ancient, path, marked on the Terrier Plan and the Napoleonic Land Registry, used for the transhumance of shepherds to Luviu and its surrounding sheepfolds. Unfortunately, this path, like many historic trails in the valley, had fallen into disuse and was gradually

A Trail to Punta Bunifazinca



A long and magnificent half-day hike with a deep visit to the right bank of the Cavu River (Ranuchjaghja, Punta Piana, Pisciaronu, A Ranedda) and a wide variety of landscapes. The diversity of the route, the magnificent views of the entire region, and the restored heritage

A Trail to Punta Bunifazinca



A fairly challenging hike (when done clockwise) visiting the Piscia Cava waterfall from the Adventure Park, then reaching the end of the A Fugulina trail before descending steeply to the starting point via a path marked out on the western slope of Punta di Cinaghja. The route

Trail to Punta Bunifazinca



A trail using a combination of old hunting trails restored by the association and connecting the Piscia Cava waterfall to the Marionu bridge. A fairly challenging loop, with magnificent views of the right bank of the Cavu and the valley floor towards the Bavedda ridges, a superb

Trail to Punta Bunifazinca



A trail created on the right bank of the Cavu in 2015 (PR3), supplemented by a symmetrical trail on the right bank (PR3bis) completed in 2021, now allows hikers to reach the Marionu bridge without having to wade through the dust and traffic on the D168a track on the right bank

Trail to Punta Bunifazinca



The association designed this route by following the Lora-Funtanedda section of the old PR8 trail and creating a loop via the Sainte-Lucie crossing from its right bank to join a section shared with the Sapara Vardata trail (PR9) on the right bank. The starting point was chosen

Trail to Punta Bunifazinca



The first heritage trail created by the association, U Chjassu di I Carbunari, was traced along the slope of Pargulu on the right bank of the Cavu, which was clearly the site of intense activity, primarily charcoal production and, to a lesser extent, livestock farming. This