Sentiero dell'Inglese, Aspromonte
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Escursione·Moderato·Panoramico·Gemma nascosta

Sentiero dell'Inglese, Aspromonte

Calabria

The "Englishman's Path" links the stone hamlets of the Aspromonte grecanico — Gallicianò, Roghudi Vecchio, Bova — following mule tracks that the painter Edward Lear walked and sketched in 1847. Any single stage is a fine day out, through holm oak and broom with the Ionian far below and the ghost villages emptied by 20th-century floods.

Durata
Giornata intera
Distanza
15 km
Dislivello
+700 m
Stagione migliore
marzo – giugno

Parcheggio · Gratuito

Free parking in Gallicianò or Bova; stages are linear, so plan a pickup or a loop.

Acqua

Village fountains at each stage; carry water between them.

Punti salienti

  • Retraces Edward Lear's 1847 route
  • Greek-speaking villages and ghost hamlets
  • Walkable in day-long stages

Con il tuo cane

Leashed dogs welcome through the villages; off-leash tolerated on the open ridges.