Where to practice an individual sport Haute-Corse

This beautiful granite arch is also known as the Scandulaghju arch or the Padule arch. It starts near the parking lot at the foot of the citadel, a little higher up than the path leading up the Tavignano to the refuge de la Sega (a sign points the way to the arch). Although the arch is not very far from Corte, the climb is very tough (1,000 m ascent on rocky ground) and the first part of the route is totally exposed to the sun, with no possibility of shelter. Bring plenty of water and set off early in the morning.

In Terra Corsa has 25 years of experience and passion for outdoor activities at its base in Ponte Leccia. Enjoy the natural beauty of the region by hiking in the mountains or exploring the mountain bike trails. For the more adventurous, there's rock climbing on the rocky cliffs or canyoning in the local rivers. Water sports enthusiasts can go kayaking or windsurfing. A variety of activities to suit all tastes and skill levels.

Take advantage of your stay in Corsica to discover nature on horseback, thanks to this renowned equestrian farm. Let your horse guide you through landscapes, fauna, flora and history with unparalleled hospitality. Horse-riding holidays with itinerant trails: mountain, Agriate, Cape Corsica and all over the island of Beauty, in a variety of formulas. Children will particularly enjoy pony trekking (with an accompanying adult)!

Walks and horse riding in the Nebbio hinterland, discovery of the villages from the heights, by Laurence, the adorable instructor and guide. The horses of her cavalry are in total freedom on about fifteen hectares and are chosen for you according to their temperament. Laurence, passionate will make you discover not only Nebbio and its maquis but will subtly lead you to the love of horse riding thanks to her beautiful walks and initiations during half or full day.

The Ligue Insulaire Spéléologique Corse is a regional caving organization based in Bastia, Corsica. Part of the Fédération Française de Spéléologie, it brings together the island's caving enthusiasts. Their site provides information on activities, training courses and caving clubs in Corsica. However, for those interested in caving and exploring the region's caves and caverns, the Ligue Insulaire Spéléologique Corse is a valuable resource. Interested parties can contact Eric Genoud at 0492308963 or 0648386907 for further information.

The Groupe Chiroptères Corse is an association dedicated to the study and protection of bats in Corsica. Since 1989, they have been conducting surveys to identify the 22 species present on the island. Their website offers information on bats in Corsica, as well as news and contacts for reporting the presence of these animals or asking for help in the event of a nuisance. The Groupe Chiroptères Corse also organizes events, such as the Nuit de la chauve-souris, to raise public awareness of the conservation of these fascinating animals.

Join an old hydraulic mill and refresh yourself in the waterholes along the way! Leave at the last houses of the village of Albertacce on the D84. Take the dirt track on your right with the sign for the gîte d'étape and follow the orange markings to reach a crossroads at the Saint-Antoine oratory. Then turn left (signposted Bocca di Vergio) to reach the bridge and the Muricciolu mill. On the way back, you can also take the path left behind at the oratory, which leads back up to Albertacce.

From the hamlet of Canaglia, you will take a track marked with orange markers, which will guide you along a bucolic walk before becoming a path. When the path splits into two opposite ways, you will take the one on the right towards Tolla, which will take you in a few minutes to the beautiful Manganello, a tributary of the Vecchio. Along the stream, the entire route follows the course of its clear water. In spite of their freshness, the less reckless swimmers will not resist for long to the attraction of its sumptuous basins!

It is one of the highest peaks in Corsica, offering a breathtaking view. A nice excursion to make from the Vizzavona pass. At the pass, follow the wooden sign indicating the direction of the Bergeries de Pozzi, located about halfway up this route. From the sheepfolds, head towards Punta Grado by taking the Madonuccia Rock to the east. Then follow the ridge line to the foot of the summit. Be careful, the last few metres, in a crumbly rock, are very difficult to cover.

The starting point for this hike is the Genoese bridge on the outskirts of the village of Asco. The trail passes through a small chestnut grove dotted with the remains of low walls and sheepfolds, then becomes progressively steeper and rockier. A series of ascents and descents await you along the way. At the finish, you'll be lucky enough to discover a small waterfall about 3 metres high. The return journey takes the same route.

The horses live in total freedom on a 15-hectare estate, creating an atmosphere close to their original state. The ranch offers introductory lessons for beginners of all ages, as well as private lessons for those wishing to improve their technique. It is also possible to choose a 10-hour package for rapid progress. The ranch also offers membership, which entitles you to preferential rates on equestrian activities and access to exclusive events. In addition to equestrian activities, the ranch offers brief equine mediation therapies, which help people to find a better way of life.

The Castagniccia Mare e Monti site represents 177 kilometers of well-maintained, signposted trails and tracks dedicated to mountain biking and cycle tourism, spread evenly over three emblematic micro-regions of Corsica: Casinca, Castagniccia and Costa Verde. These trails take you through forests, rivers and natural springs. The loops and circuits are signposted and listed according to level, with precise itineraries and recommendations.

This trail runs through the lands of the commune of Olcani, located on Cap Corse. In less than 4 kilometers and around 90 minutes of walking, it offers interesting discoveries, such as the San Quilicu chapel, as well as charming viewpoints. After passing the ruined sheepfold, you have two options: you can either branch off towards A bocca di Violu, or go directly to A bocca di A Sellula before turning around for the return journey.

The Sentier du littoral or Sentier des Douaniers covers the 35 kilometres of coastline between Saint-Florent and Ostriconi beach. To do it in its entirety, it takes two days of walking, but you can segment it in stages of 1h to 6h30 depending on your starting point. The shortest stage connects the two white sandy beaches of Loto and Saleccia, which will give you a foretaste of paradise. Another shorter trail connects the two beaches inland.

Departing from the village of Rapale, this lovely family hike introduces you to the religious heritage of the Nebbiu micro-region. The trail starts at the Santa Maria Asunta church, before winding its way to the San Quilicu de Pieve church and the Santa Margarita chapel. Nature is omnipresent here, and the panorama from the San'Antone oratory is superb. The rest of the loop takes you back to the village to explore other sites of interest.

The start of this 45-minute walk is in the village of Furiani, south of Bastia. Go up the main road and turn right towards the cemetery. The start of the walk is signposted "Capella Santa Maria". Tradition has it that the ruins near the chapel were once a hermitage. Dating from the ^9th century, the chapel is a listed historic monument. To enter the building, ask for the key at Furiani village hall.

Departure from the hamlet of Campodonico above Piedicroce, another possible departure from the Prato pass. Altitude: 1,767 m. Difference in height: 900 m from Campodonico, 800 m from the Prato Pass. Duration: 6 hours return. Itinerary: signposted path to the "Caselle de Favalta" hut (1,404 m), on the plateau turn right immediately, go past a spring (be careful, no indication, no visibility on the San-Pedrone), you pass ruins where you find a path that leads to a clearing. At this point, a sign indicates that there is 1 hour left until San-Pedrone.

This leisure centre offers a wide range of outdoor activities on the spots of the region: canyoning and aqua trekking, rafting, via ferrata and giant zip lines, walks and e-bike rental, paintball, expeditions in 4 x 4, hiking ... Depending on the season you enjoy the nautical base in Lozari, (sea kayaking and stand-up paddle) or a ski school (ski and snowboard lessons, snowshoeing tours, biathlon) at the foot of Asco Stagnu, at least when the snow is there! Professional supervision. On reservation.

The Vizzavona Aventure park offers a forest acrobatic course on the site of the Vizzavona forest and its waterfalls. The structure also offers canyoning activities on the Richuisa river in Bocognano, hiking. Dare to try the 100 m Tyrolean traverse and the Tarzan jump. The 14 courses are located on laricio pines and beech trees. Let's go for 4 hours of thrills and challenges for the whole family. Helmets and harnesses are provided.

The Ranch U Niolu a Cavallu is located in the kingdom of the equestrian excursion, in full forest of Valduniellu, bordered by the longest river of Corsica the Golu, in the valley of Niolu, surrounded by the highest summits of the island and by the most beautiful lakes of altitude. From the two-hour walk in the forest to the customized itinerant hike with accommodation in a refuge or sheepfold to discover the Corsican landscapes, all formulas are possible. Lodging is possible in one of the four guest rooms of the ranch.

At 2 km from the airport, it is in a natural and wild setting of 15 hectares that this 9 hole hole has been designed only by 3 and small by 4. Note hole number 4, by 4 of 336 m, the longest of the journey. It is fairly narrow and upon arrival the green is protected by three bunkers. Another feature is that the water barrier separating the fairways from holes 4 and 5 is out of line. Course approved by the French golf federation. After your journey, you will be offered a traditional restoration card in the warm surroundings of the club house.

With Cécile Degioanni at the helm, the Saint-François equestrian center offers precious moments in the company of its horses: equicoaching, immersion in freedom, private bathing on the Ostriconi beach or pony initiation for the very young! This nature lover and renowned trainer also offers rides that can last up to a full day. You'll discover the enchanting landscapes of the Île de Beauté at a gallop or a brisk walk!

Guided walks throughout Corsica and at all levels: The authentic GR 20 by summits and variants; the GR 20 at the Trail speed; family walks; Discovery of Cape Corse; Mountaineering and climbing in Corsica; Snow snowshoes

Situated on a hill facing the sea, at an altitude of over 377 m, this ghost village offers an exceptional view of the Sant'Ambroggio marina and the Gulf of Calvi. Take a short, unusual stroll to discover Occi, believed to have been founded in the ^14th or 15th^century . Sumptuous landscapes await you, and when you arrive at your destination, you'll have the pleasure of admiring the fully restored church: masses are even celebrated here!

This high-performance electric bike rental company, which has been around for a long time and is very familiar with the tours and cycling, offers a very good quality fleet. In summer, you can rent one for two hours, half a day or a day, or even take the bike-boat option: you go to the beach with your bike and return by boat. Out of season, go around the Cap Corse in two days, sign up for a supervised hike in the vineyards of the Nebbiu or the villages of the high Nebbiu. Very friendly welcome.

Some roads cross the cape Corsica from east to west and give to see magnificent landscapes. From Luri, go north on the D35 and the Meria valley: you follow the road on the left to go down to Morsiglia, which allows you to reach Pino. From Luri, cross the mountain to the southwest to reach Conchiglio and the Giottani Marine. Then you have to follow the beautiful coastal road northwards, passing Punta Minerbio to reach Pino.

From the chemin Donateo, you'll reach an immemorial chapel adjoining the rocky promontory of the statue of Notre-Dame de la Serra: overlooking the Capcorsin coastline and the Bay of Calvi, it will show you the way to the next stage of an exhilarating journey, from the crest to the foot of Capu di a Vetu. This sporty half-day hike, designed for experienced hikers, offers magnificent views of the Pointe de la Revellata and the inland villages, as well as the peaks of Monte Cinto and the impressive Paglia Orba!

It is one of the most famous and popular walks in high season. About twenty minutes are enough to reach it from the RT20 which connects Bastia to Ajaccio via Corte. Park at the car park at the Vizzavona pass (Foce di Vizzavona) just before starting the descent to Ajaccio. The path starts on the right side of the national road coming from Corte. Go into the beech forest, the path goes down to the left. You will cross a rocky passage before coming to the waterfall and its beautiful basins that invite you to swim.

A native of the region, Stéphane Colombani offers exceptional hiking programs for all levels. Departing from Ghisonaccia and Solenzara, you'll discover the Renosu, Fiumorbu and Bavella massifs. Set off in a group for a day with your spuntinu (Corsican snack), an integral part of mountain culture. In winter, put on your snowshoes and travel the snow-covered slopes of Corsica's mountains, accompanied by a dynamic team of mountain guides. A great way to visit the region!

À Muvrella offers day hikes in small groups, with a Corsican picnic, departing from Ghisonaccia and Solenzara, on the Renosu, Bavella and Pozzi massifs. In winter, when it snows, Christophe Melchers also accompanies you on snowshoe hikes. It's also possible to tailor-make your own hike. Discover the wonders of the Corsican mountains, guided by a state-certified mountain leader who knows his territory inside out and knows how to share its beauty!

In the southern suburbs of Bastia, this bicycle specialist offers you a real large bicycle shop with a wide range of road, mountain and urban/trekking bikes, numerous accessories, food adapted to sportsmen and women on the road, massage creams, first aid kits and everything you need for your two-wheeled trip through Corsica. Repair workshop by appointment. All the news about cycling in Corsica on the website.