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Notre residence est place’ au centre d’un territoire riche en sentiers
et il peut etre un bon point de depart pour vos excursions a pied.

La Ligurie du Levant est une terre riche en chemins grâce à la morphologie d’un territoire vraiment particulier.
Les Cinque Terre sont l’exemple évident de comment ces zones peuvent être un endroit idéal pour lesquels qui pratiquent trekking ou mountain bike.

A’ partir de Riomaggiore, la première des 5 terre, jusqu’à Monterosso il y a des véritables terrasses de terre à pic sur la mer avec dénivellations vraiment significatives.

Ces dénivellations , qui s’étendent par centaines de mètres d’hauteur et qui arrivent jusqu’à les cinq villages, assurent sentiers,
qui sont tres différentes entre eux mais praticables par les experts et les débutants du trekking.

Il s’agit de sentiers naturalistes entre nature, animaux et vues sur la mer à couper le souffle.
Ci - après on met à votre disposition la description de différents sentiers et après il y a la possibilité de télécharger la carte de tous les sentiers.


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Mezzema Incisa Deiva - 5 heures lis


Valdeiva - Framura - Bonassola 6 heures lis


Intorno al Val Deiva - 4 heures lis


Giro del Bracco - 8 heures environ lis


Deiva Framura - 2 heures environ lis


Deiva Moneglia - 2 heures environ lis

Mezzema Incisa Deiva

From the town's center one climbs along the provincial road that runs along the Deiva stream until the road forks for Mezzema, from where a paved road must be followed until reaching a curve after which to the right three stone steps must be climbed so as to follow the old trail that once connected Mezzema to the valley.
During the climb one may take note of a typical magmatic dark rock formation called serpentine. Thus the ancient Longobard village is reached, which even Dante Alighieri is said to have passed through. Higher up the mountain, after having passed the village, one must turn right after having passed a fountain, thus heading towards Monte Carmo, another Ligurian Pre-Roman castle ruin where relics from the Copper Age have been found.
Before reaching Carmo, within an olive grove's environs, one must deviate towards Monte Incisa through a splendid chestnut and oak forest until reaching the Lena spring, where the rare, yellow-breasted ululone bird (Bombina pachypus) may be admired.
Proceeding along the steep climb, one will arrive in Monte Incisa, where, upon reaching the mouth of the spring, one must turn left and proceed along the stunning mountain ridge between the Deiva and Moneglia valleys. Having reached the Valico di Castagnole mountain pass, one must descend to the left towards Deiva Marina, amid a stunning backdrop of Mediterranean bush.

Valdeiva - Framura - Bonassola

From the town's center, one must climb along the provincial road that runs along the Deiva stream for two kilometers. Having passed a gas station (by about 200 meters), one must take a right onto a dirt road that crosses the stream. Once having forded the stream, one must turn left and proceed for 1 kilometer.
Having passed the Valdeiva campground, and having crossed the stream, one must turn right onto a dirt road that crosses over the stream again and climbs steeply into a lovely wood with various types of vegetation.
After a short while, one will arrive at a path to the right that eventually leads to the third itinerary; if one instead stays on the path, one will climb towards the Costa di Framura. Having reached the town, one must descend by means of an easily accessed pedestrian path through ancient hamlets, such as Anzo, an almost intact medieval village.
Along the descent, one may admire several remarkable, huge trees. Before arriving at the railway station (whence a shorter itinerary may be chosen), one must proceed straight ahead towards a curve and take trail number two. This area boasts basaltic cushion-like rock formations that constitute actual bubbles of effusive rock.
One thus crosses through one of the most beautiful areas of the Ligurian Riviera, abounding with stunning inlets and lush vegetation.
Having reached the village of Salice, one must turn right and proceed towards Bonassola until reaching a paved road whence, after two hundred meters, one reaches an intersection. By turning right, one arrives in Salto della Lepre in less than half an hour. From here one may admire a scenic view that should not be missed, especially at sunset.
On the way back, one must immediately take a right and descend towards Bonassola, arriving at a dirt path.
At the end of the path one will find an asphalt road where one must take a left and then take some stairs to the right leading to Bonassola. Having reached the asphalt road, if one instead turns right, one reaches Madonnina della Punta, in the outskirts of which a marvelous botanical garden is located. One may visit the garden by calling the local Pro Loco tourist agency.

Intorno a Valdeiva

From the center of town, one must climb up the provincial road that runs along the Deiva stream for two kilometers. After having passed the gas station (by about 200 meters), one must take a dirt path to the right. It crosses the stream and, near the ford, one must take a small path to the left that begins to slope upwards behind an old, abandoned building.
The forest includes both Mediterranean and mountainous features, with stunning specimens of Quercus suber cork-oaks. One thus reaches the Case Vigo hamlet, whence, to the left, one may reach the castle ruins in Monte Vigo, an ancient Pre-Roman settlement that dates back to the Iron Age. By proceeding to the right of the small crest, one reaches trail number 14 V, which leads to Costa di Framura through a splendid forest teeming with rich, majestic specimens of cork-trees, oaks, holm-oaks, chestnuts, and a huge wild berry bush.
The village constitutes a typical medieval Ligurian hamlet, over which towers an ancient Carolingian Tower. Having reached the village and taking a left, one may take trail number 15 towards Castagnola, where, after having crossed the stream by the same name, one may deviate towards the area's local environmental protection agency and the Passano peaks with their ancient castle. Proceeding along trail 17, one reaches the Ca di Lazino hamlet, whence one begins the descent down the mountain. The vegetation becomes sparse and barren due to the ophitic effusive rock formations that are very basic and on which thus grow extremely rare plants, such as Santolina ligustica, or aromatic herbs such as thyme.
Having reached the paved road, to the right one may admire red jasper rock formations, a type of very hard sedimentary rock that was also used by prehistoric man. A little ways to the left, one may find the deviation for the Valdeiva campgrounds.

Giro del bracco

This constitutes a very long, but very interesting, trail that rises from the Valdeiva campgrounds towards Castagnola on the way back from itinerary number 3. Having reached the town, one must climb towards the Mount of Sant'Agata, crossing the town on its northern side and passing through an interesting forest containing mixed vegetation.

After having passed a farmhouse accommodations facility, one reaches a provincial road and one must proceed to the left. Along the road, one may make interesting rest stops or deviations, the first of which is a red Levanto marble quarry to the right where a thriving colony of alpine newts may be found.
Further on, to the left, one may climb to the summit of Mount S. Agata, where the ruins of a medieval tower and an ancient church are to be found. By staying on the provincial road, one arrives at a state road where, after taking a left, one must climb up a narrow path to the right to reach the peak of Mount S. Nicolao, from where one may admire a truly unique view. One may descend the mountain by following the signs and then turning left towards Moneglia.
Along the way, one may admire the ruins of a medieval church, a stunning chestnut grove, and, having reached the outlet towards the sea, one may also admire a series of turkey cork-oaks of the Quercus crenata species, a very interesting type of hybrid oak. One may proceed along the seaside over stunning, colorful gabbroic rock formations, until returning to the state road in the locality of Case Marcone.
From here, one may proceed along a splendid ridge that first leads to the Passo dell'Incisa mountain pass, and then towards Deiva or Moneglia.

Deiva Framura

The trail begins at the center of the town: one must cross the bridge over the Val Deiva stream near the sea; one must then turn left and, having passed a pink condo, one must turn right. After a short climb, and having turned right again, one will see the beginning of the trail to Framura to the left.

First 200 meters are extremely steep, over a narrow, but deep trail in the lush vegetation. Afterwards one will find a long trail over flat terrain along an easily accessible dirt path towards Localita' Costa. From there, the rest of the way is a descent towards the Framura railway station.

Deiva Moneglia

From the center of town (on Via della Liberta') and, having passed the post office, one must continue to climb along the asphalt road. To the right is a sign showing the trail for Moneglia (San Nicolao - Castagnole) and, from the ridge along this trail, one may admire some stunning seascapes.

Proceeding along the trail, one will reach the village of Lemeglio, with its quaint church, and then one may make a quick descent towards Moneglia.

Sent. n.3: Riomaggiore - Colle del Telegrafo lis


Sent. n.3a: Riomaggiore - Colle del Telegrafo lis


Sent. n.7a: Corniglia - Cigoletta lis


Sent. n.7: Vernazza - S.Bernardino - Cigolitta lis


Sent. n.8: Vernazza - Foce Drignana lis


Sent. n.2: Monterosso - Riomaggiore lis


Sent. n.9: Monterosso - Santuario di Soviore lis


Sent. n.10: Monterosso - Semaforo del Mesco lis

C.A.I. Sent. n.3: Riomaggiore - Colle del Telegrafo CAI chemins et sentiers liguria

Sentier très haut et panoramique, il permet de visiter les petits hameaux de LEMMEN e MONTENERO d’origine antérieure au XIII° et le Sanctuaire di N.S. di Montenero restauré au siècle dernier. A travers les vignes, parcourues par des sentiers mais aussi par des téléphériques et par de petits trains monorails, nous rejoignons un important carrefour qui relie les Cinq Terres au Golfe des Poètes.

longueur: 4.5km
Temps: 1,45h
difficulté: aisé
légers dénivellements: 505 (montée)

C.A.I. Sent. n.3a: Riomaggiore - Colle del Telegrafo CAI chemins et sentiers liguria

Variante du précédent, beaucoup plus panoramique mais abrupt et fatiguant sur la première partie, il passe par le sanctuaire di NS di Montenero et les anciennes maisons de Cericò.
longueur: 4.5km
Temps: 1,45h
difficulté: aisé
légers dénivellements: 505(montée)

C.A.I. Sent. n.7a: Corniglia - Cigoletta CAI chemins et sentiers liguria

Offre vue panoramique avec des alternances fréquentes entre le maquis méditerranéen et les vignes.
longueur: 3,33km
Temps: 1,40h
difficulté: aisé
légers dénivellements: 512(montée)

C.A.I. Sent. n.7: Vernazza - S.Bernardino - Cigolitta CAI chemins et sentiers liguria

Il offre de remarquables vues sur Vernazza et sur le reste des Cinq Terres, il permet aussi d’observer un paysage avec de grands contrastes entre les terrains étendus (sujet à éboulement) et l’intense modelage en terrasse réalisé par l’homme.
longueur: 3,7km
Temps: 1,30h
difficulté: aisé
légers dénivellements: 688(648 montée, 40 descente)

C.A.I. Sent. n.8: Vernazza - Foce Drignana CAI chemins et sentiers liguria

Il offre de remarquables vues sur Vernazza et sur le reste des Cinq Terres, il permet aussi d’observer un paysage avec de grands contrastes entre les terrains étendus (sujet à éboulement) et l’intense modelage en terrasse réalisé par l’homme.
longueur: 3,4km
Temps: 1,30h
difficulté: aisé
légers dénivellements: 490(montée)

C.A.I. Sent. n.2: Monterosso - Riomaggiore CAI chemins et sentiers liguria

C’est l’excursion la plus classique des Cinq Terres, elle permet de visiter les cinq bourgs marins et de traverser le milieu du littoral dans un cadre qui décline les bleus de la mer et du ciel avec les couleurs vives du maquis. On peut faire une halte dans les aires de pic-nique en dehors des villages ou déguster de délicieux plats ou des vins exquis des villages, que l’on devra bien sûr visiter. Il est possible de fragmenter le parcours en utilisant des liaisons ferroviaires ou maritimes ou bien relier d’autres sentiers transversaux. La partie entre Riomaggiore et Manarola est une merveilleuse promenade le long de flots que l’on surplombe, elle est connue comme La Via dell' Amore(la rue de l’Amour).
longueur: 12km
Temps: 5h
difficulté: aisé
légers dénivellements: 923(463 montée, 460 descente)
Excursions
Monterosso-Vernazza
Vernazza-Corniglia
Corniglia-Manarola
Manarola-Riomaggiore
longueur
4 km
4 km
3 km
1 km
Durée
1, 30 h / 2,00 h
1,30 h / 1,50 h
1 h
20 min.

C.A.I. Sent. n.9: Monterosso - Santuario di Soviore CAI chemins et sentiers liguria

Brève promenade d’intérêt surtout culturel et religieux avec des parties dallées immergées dans le bois.

C.A.I. Sent. n.10: Monterosso - Semaforo del Mesco CAI chemins et sentiers liguria

Brève montée immergée dans le maquis et la pinède, avec des amples vues panoramiques intéressantes, des témoignages historiques (ruines de l’église de S.Antonio et du monastère du XI° siècle) et des paysages.

longueur: 2km
Temps: 45min
difficulté: aisé
légers dénivellements: 312(310 montée, 2 descente)