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This loop starts near Calvi train station. The path heads directly into the mountains to tackle the most challenging part of the route. As soon as you leave Calvi, you'll take a dirt track that winds through the foothills of Capu di a Conca. There are some climbs that are rewarding once you reach the

This short loop crosses the Reginu Plain. It first follows a secondary road that takes you to the start of the hiking and mountain biking trails. From here, all you have to do is push through a metal gate and enjoy the paths and singletrack that crisscross the plain.



This route is very accessible, with

The Maltiola circuit starts from Olmi è Cappella (Olmi-Cappella), renowned for its dolmens and church. The route offers a very wild profile, discovering isolated and playful trails.



In the first third, you leave the departmental road to take a panoramic trail that crosses the Corsican Regional Natural

This loop starts from the small coastal town of Algaoila (Algajola). After a stretch along the beach, the route passes under the railway bridge that marks the beginning of the Aregnu (Aregno) plain. There, you follow a series of small roads, tracks, and abandoned paths that today delight mountain bikers

Departing from Lisula train station (L'Île-Rousse), this circuit takes you along old mule tracks to the villages overlooking the sea. After a few bends in L'Île-Rousse, following the coastline, you head towards the heights of Balagne.



The route winds around the hill of the famous village of Monticellu

This route has the advantage of being made up of three loops connected by small junctions. Depending on your level or fitness level, you can set off with the idea of completing all three sections or just one or two. It's also a practical loop for testing yourself over different distances and elevation

The Mare è Monti is one of Corsica's most iconic trails. This 10-day hike takes you to the north of the island to discover a unique route whose name means "sea and mountain."



The stages that separate Calinzana (Calenzana) from Carghjese (Cargèse) truly justify this name. Throughout your journey, you'll

This beautiful loop starts in Padulella, near the beach. It begins with a few flat kilometers on a beautiful dirt road lined with vegetation. On both sides, lush flowerbeds and trees provide welcome shade in Corsica. At Taverna, you turn right along the eponymous stream to head towards the heights of

This route features a dome-shaped profile, with the first half uphill and a long descent to the finish after the switchback. The climb is quite playful and reminiscent of a hilly pump track.



The climb consists of a succession of bumps that accelerate you up to the village of Talasani. This effort, which

This short loop features a fairly steep climb with some steep sections, around 20%. The route therefore requires good physical condition and some pedaling and riding skills.



The route starts from a mountain parking lot in Peru è Casevechje (Pero-Casevecchie). From there, you immediately tackle the biggest