Hiking

Yes. The area offers routes to suit all levels, ranging from easy walks suitable for beginners and families with young children to more technical trails or multi-day hikes.

In fact, there are several routes that take between 1 and 2 hours to walk, allowing you to ease into the hike gradually over a short period of time.

In Lisula, there are a number of signposted paths running along the coast, particularly towards Saleccia Park. However, the only long-distance coastal walking route in the region is the Agriate Trail, which links Ostriconi Beach to Saint-Florent. This route takes around three days to walk and requires accommodation to be booked in advance, as well as a full water supply.

Yes. Many routes follow old mule tracks, which were historically used for daily journeys between villages.

Every trail in Lisula and Balagne offers the chance to explore the region’s rural and historical heritage. The routes officially designated as ‘Heritage Trails’ offer a more in-depth insight into local history and notable sites. Some routes also lead to old, abandoned villages, which bear witness to the changes and chapters in the history of this lived-in landscape.

These routes are not listed on this website or on the Lisula Outdoor app. Information about walks in the Tartagine and Bonifatu forests is available directly on site. The suggested routes range from approximately 1 hour 30 minutes to 5 or 6 hours’ walking.

Information on the GR20, as well as the transhumance routes – Mare à Mare and Mare è Monti – is available on the Corsica Regional Nature Park website (hyperlink: https://www.pnr.corsica/fr/randonnees-decouverte). Access to the mountain refuges must be booked in advance in order to manage visitor numbers on the routes.

By using the search filters available in the list of walks (above) or directly via the Lisula Outdoor mobile app.