BALADE ENTRE CINARCA ET CRUZZINU

A wild and soft region at a time, the land is again being maintained and rather green, to narrow roads, to the pretty villages typical, between mountain and countryside, with, here and there, looking up at 180 degrees, towards the Gulf. Below Vico, the Cruzzinu River reaches the Liamone River and a little-known mountainous region. This is a pity because the wild landscapes are varied, green and picturesque and attractive villages. The micro area abounds in the trails of the star-shaped countries around each village, along with walks, orientation tables, fountains, waterfalls, coves, including the Muna. The Cruzzinu Valley: You can access it via the D 125 by passing through Casaglione. We go back to the river U Cruzzinu, coming from Du, to Rezza, a small village buried in the middle of pine trees where you find the information house of the Regional natural park of Corsica in a remarkable building containing a water mill, further away, the three beautiful rural gîtes U Tretorre of Jean-Pierre Giordani and since this year a communal restaurant A Sulana. The D 104 goes to Pastricciola and then Frasseto, and that's where you catch the Mare e Mare Nord trail that joins the GR 20 at the Col d'Oreccia near the Monte d'Oro. Panorama of the Forêt forest. The exit of the valley can be done by the Col de Tartavello and then Vero, to reach the Gravona Valley and the RN 198. The micro area abounds in the trails of the star-shaped countries around each village, along with walks, orientation tables, fountains, waterfalls, coves, including the Calanques. On Rezza, an original orientation circuit that allows you to discover the heritage, the environment, the legends and beliefs that make the valley rich.