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The asphalt road ends at the parking lot past the village of Lozzi. The immediate vicinity of this place is good for korsikansk siska, gulhämpling, Tyrrensk flugsnappare, klippduva, häcksparv, grönfink and röd glada. At the barrier next to the campsite, a dirt road starts into the mountains and there the walk (oneway trail) starts towards the GR20 refuge de l'Erco. The route is good for sardinsk sångare, trädlärka, fältpiplärka, törnskata, blåtrast, ormvråk, kungsörn and lammgam.
This return walk of 8 km to the refuge and 8 km back is a full-day program, but you can turn around whenever you want. The walk can be shortened by taking the pedestrian path, but you have to climb a lot with hands and feet and too much of your attention goes to the difficult path and not to the surroundings. So it is best to follow the dirt road itself.
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Tillgänglighet
Click on the P in the map for directions to the parking area or for coordinates. This place is easy to reach by car on asphalt. Where the asphalt ends there is a barrier at the beginning of a dirt road and there the (8 km one way) walk into the mountains starts (mountain bike is also possible). The end point of the walk is GR20-refuge de l'Erco. But if you don't have a day to spare, you can turn around earlier on this one-way trail. There is a shorter route (hiking trail) but it is very tough (steep climbs) and most of your attention goes to your path, not to your surroundings. For relaxed birding it is best to stay on a sandy road.
Terräng och habitat
Platå , Spridda träd och buskar , BergFörhållanden
Bergigt , Klippigt , Öppet landskapRundtur
NejTubkikare behövs?
NejBästa säsong för skådning
Vår , SommarBästa tid för ett besök
VårRutt
GrusvägHur ansträngande vandring
Lätt vandringNås
Till fots , CykelFågeltorn / plattform
NejExtra information
Photo village of Lozzi and Monte Cinto by Maxim Massalitin, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.