THE ITINERARIES

The Casa Vacanza 43 proposes a series of 149 trails that wind through the most interesting regions of the Island in terms of landscape and nature, especially for those who love to trek the countryside.
The paths are designed to allow visitors to revel themselves in deep woods or dense forests of geological importance and relevant interests in natural monuments or landscapes with emerging rocks, waterfalls, ravines and gorges.
While passing the proposed trails, we also come across important scientific sites and suggestive structures, constructed in the past, like mines and mining villages, mostly abandoned today, but which retain their charm.
All the trails start from locations accessible by car and lead to a precise objective of altimetrically dominating areas with a sweeping view of the entire geographical region. It also leads to a region known for its characteristic natural monuments, its particular geology, rocky formations, cliffs, steeples, pinnacles, zoomorphic, anthropomorphic or phytomorphic rocks and canyons, without neglecting the presence of archeological, minerals and fossil rich sites.
The presence of profound historical and geographical knowledge has had a great influence in choosing the criterion to select the advised paths. On the other hand, the description is been provided to identify the characteristics of the original, singular and unusual Sardinian landscapes.
The visitors can immerse in an extremely interesting area rich of geological formations with an abundance of quarries, mines and mineralogical interesting sites. It usually concerns with the geological rarity that accumulates a scientific value and gives it a recognized scenic beauty.
Only the locals and the insiders know many of these sites, which do not have any form of guardianship or protection that it deserves, as it is with the gorges and slopes In Austria, the various rock formations in Belgium and the geological reserves of Romania.
The great forests of Sulcis and Marganai-Linas-Arquentu, the Sarrabus, the huge Gennargentu, the Mount Albo and the Supramonte area few of the most difficult and wildest of the proposed areas of the Island.
A huge selection in the guide consists of thick woods and wild valleys traversed by beautiful streams, while the others are interesting areas covered not with a vegetative growth, but in their depths are traversed with deep trails left behind by old carriage routes used for work (such as cattle farming, charcoal production, vegetable farming and mining). They are also full of hunting tracks, which for most was once the only source of income.
The proposed trek, chosen after a careful inspection, represents different levels of difficulty, but almost all of them are of easy orientation and easy hiking for everyone. Every itinerary has its own in-depth orographic map for an easy understanding of the trails and for easy identification of places of interests. The symbology used in the itinerary is been studied for an easy and a fast understanding of the representative elements of the territory like the flora, the fauna and the geological particularities. Besides, the alignment of every map is for easy understanding of the path to follow and the degree of difficulty at every point of the trek. In the end, in the proposed itineraries along with a full immersion of the visiting environment, not only the naturalistic, but also cultural and social, with the indispensible indications about the site, a list of indications of the organization of the reception will be furnished too.

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A large number of people are dedicating to the nature loving activity of excursion and hiking, which enables us to experience and be one with nature and appreciate its natural treasures. The itineraries selected for this guide follow a trail for rediscovering areas, which are not so well known, but are rich of scenic beauty and geological and geomorphologic peculiarities. These areas also have a vast untapped and undervalued cultural heritage.
The guide has left out the more known parts and stereotypic touristic areas and has concentrated more on the hidden centuries old civilization and cultural treasures in the internal and mountainous regions of the yet undiscovered central, central-eastern and southern Sardinia.
These parts give us an idea and a taste of what the commonly used mode of transport was and the trails left behind by the hunters, farmers, miners and woodcutters of the island. It also explains the charcoal transportation and mining activity in the past.

As you will see, the Sardinian mountains have its present aspect and characteristics because of its typical geological composition. They might not be as tall as the neighboring Corsica, but their main characteristic is the different strongly produced altitude gradients near and away from the sea.
It has morphological features of peaks and sediments or magma intrusions, steep slopes, deep gorges, natural arches. Depressions, in which during the short but heavy rains, accumulates the rainwater forming spectacular and limpid water springs and waterfalls that finds its way down the mountains through different forms of rocky formations, typical and unique of the region Karsts, of a great scientific value.
These streams usually pass through centuries old extensive Oak, Yew, Holly, Mock Privet and Juniper forests (most of which have never been cut), which covered a vast region of the island for the first half of the century.
The Sardinian mountains represent not only the original tormented history, but also all the geological eras of the region resulting in its unique mineral deposits and fossil locality. In these original and bizarre landscapes, where nature enthusiasts could exercise sports like trekking, mountaineering, paragliding, free-climbing, canoeing, rafting, hiking, horseback riding and mountain bike for an emotionally strong experience for which more information about the distinctive morphology of the Island needs to be available.
The main feature of Sardinia heights is the blocks or massifs (massif singular) partition of the most ancient ground base, which emerges in vast areas and is the most resilient to erosion. At the edge of the massifs, areas that are more recent have different shapes connected to their origins and composition. Such areas are generally less resilient to erosion. The ground base is formed by more ancient rocks from the Paleozoic era, their origin is mainly scystic and to a lesser extent granitic. Such composition is characteristic of the Gennargentu and Linas massifs, which have plateau shape, with rounded and soft edges and scarce vegetation at higher eights.
From the mountain skeleton, areas that are more elevated emerge. More recent rock blocks are often spread along such, such as the Supramonte and Mount Abo carbonate blocks, the Ogliastra Tacchi, the BarbagiaToneri (for instance Aritzo’s Su Texile, Girgini’s Toni di Girgini and Desulo’s Genn'e Ragas). Such forms are genetically similar athough the width may vary. Such areas, under the 1400 meters of elevation on sea level, are often, covered with woods and the Island’s most relevant river originates there. Within these regions, in correspondence of emerging wide rocky areas, wherever the gradients break some picturesque little waterfalls originate during the rainy months of the year. This area is characterized by the presence of granites (Gallura), metamorphic massifs of granite (Sulcis) or the volcanic areas (Montevecchio-Arquentu axis). Landscapes of spectacular forms with dicchi (Mount Arquentu), peaks, pinnacles and hanging rocks (Punta Sette Fratelli), vertical cyclopean slabs ( Mount Lattias), the specters and animals (the Sphinx and the Pelican in the woods of Castiadas) and ravines and deep rock gorges (Is Cioffus) are created.
All these areas are very deep vegetation zones and home to the Golden eagle and the Sardinian deer.
An original mountainous region of Supramonte is made up of carbonate block, bounded by rocky walls hanging over the sea and the surrounding plains that extend from the eastern edge of Gennargentu to the Gulf of Orosei. Similar to these but a bit isolated are the blocks that run on the pains of Eastern Sardinia from the Tavolara island to the Tacchi of Ogliastra passing through Mount Albo and Mount Tuttavista.
Such carbonatic emersions are differet from the ones described above, having typical carsic morphology. Deep and pictoresque canyons shape the area and rough streams fill them during the rainy months. Furthermore, deep and shady gorges are delimitated by very tall vertical walls and punctuated by syphons and holes from which, during exceptionally intense rains, spring mighty waterfalls, as the water is lead to such exits by an intricate network of subterranean canals. Examples of such phenomenons are available in Su Cunn'e S'Ebba (which means cow's pussy) and Codula Obisi.

Some itineraries develop around sharp embossments, through areas rich in finely shaped rocks that often elevate over frightening cliffs, caves, sinks, natrual arches, and CAMPI CARREGGIATI. Some other itineraries blaze through a succession of plateaus punctuated by quarries, ample bare rock areas and endless forests.
The south-western coastal area, under the area of Ingurtosu Montevecchio,other than being famous as an equal to Marseille in Provence, is also famous for its richness of abandoned mining sites. Wth the exception of the Africa that lies in the Mediterranean, It is characterized by a morphological phenomena most original and spectacular, which is the formation of dunes in Piscinas and Pistis.
The inlands between the headlands of Capo Pecora and Capo Frasca in the coastal area, are sandy for several kilometers and reach a height of several hundred meters.
The great diversity of geological formations has meant that sardinia also has a large number of sites of mineralogical interest, mines and quarries. A Mining activity, that lasted for a millennia, has left the landscape (and in the deepest culture of Sardinia) indelible marks and important infrastructures such as roads, dams, industrial buildings, mining villages, tunnels and large landfill of debris.
Many of these areas, recognized for their exceptional value, deserve to be classified as geotopes. They often have an extremely rare and interesting characteristic from the scientific point of view, and the landscape gives an easy access for educational purposes.
The proposed trails will help to understand and acknowledge the natural heritage, the morphological, geological, mineralogical, paleontological nature and the petrographic aspect of the island.

ITINERARY N° 1 :MONTI NIEDDU DI NUXIS

ITINERARY N° 2 :CUILI SCILLARAS - GOLA IS CIOFFUS - MEDAU SPAGNOLU - SCILLARAS

ITINERARY N° 3 : S'ARCU S'ENNA E SA CRABA - CONCA D'ORU

ITINERARY N° 4 : SAN GIROLAMO - S'ARCU MANNU -IS PAUCERIS MANNUS

ITINERARY N° 5 : RIO TRUNCONEDDU - MONTE LATTIAS

ITINERARY N° 6 : IS FANEBAS - MONTE LATTIAS

ITINERARY N° 6 : IS FANEBAS - MONTE LATTIAS

ITINERARY N° 8 : MEDAU MONTE NIEDDU -IS PAUCERIS MANNUS

ITINERARY N° 9 : TUPPA GRANELLA - MONTE MAXIA - PUNTA SEBERA

ITINERARY N° 10 : C. PALACERIS - SA PALA UMBROSA - PUNTA SPINOSU

ITINERARY N° 11 : C.PALACERIS - ARCU IS CASSADORIS - ARCU MONTIXI DISPENSA

ITINERARY N° 12 : ARCU IS CASSADORIS - SU SCIOPPADROXIU - S'ENA MANNA

ITINERARY N° 14 : RIO DE SA SPINDULA - MONTE ARCOSU

ITINERARY N° 15 : MEDAU PERDA PERTUNTA – P.TA SA CRESIA

ITINERARY N° 16 : RIO MONTE NIEDDU – IS CANNONERIS - CALAMIXI

ITINERARY N° 17 : SANT’ANTIOCO - CALA LUNGA - IS PRANEDDAS

ITINERARY N° 19 : CARLOFORTE - GUARDIA DEI MORI - PUNTA DELLE OCHE

ITINERARY N° 18 : CARLOFORTE -TONNARE

ITINERARY N° 19 : CARLOFORTE - GUARDIA DEI MORI - PUNTA DELLE OCHE

ITINERARY N° 20 : CARLOFORTE - MACCHIONE - CAPO SANDALO

ITINERARY N° 21 : CARLOFORTE - PUNTA LE COLONNE


COMPLESSO LINAS - MARGANAI

The mountainous terrain of Linas Marganai includes the Villacidro, Gonnosfanadiga, Domusnovas, Iglesias and the Fluminimaggiore municipalities.

Its geological and erosive phenomenon is particularly original and specific of the place, which is not common anywhere else on the Island. This vast forest covered region comes under the direct supervision of the State Forestry, which tends to its protection and heritage and simultaneously looks after its enlargement. Marganai, Mount Mannu of Villacidro, the valleys of Perd’e Pibera and the Gonnesfanadiga region are the present major existing forests. Of the last, has been built a public park around an old and abandoned Molebdenite mine of the same name.

The State Forestry controls near about 7000 hectares of forests and lush oak woods. Among the most significant features of the region are the traces of its recent mining past.

In the south, on the inaccessible ramparts of Cixerri, stands the Marganai with its two major elevations. The Punta San Michele (906m) and Punta Campo Spina (939m). This area covers one of the most complex Cambrian limestones that contain Italy’s most ancient Karsts systems.

The carbonate area spreads more on the west of the rio Sa Duchessa valley along which the road runs till the Arenas mines. on the east of the rio Sa Duchessa emerge the granites that start fading on the plains of Oridda till Linas, with which they divide the Monti Mannu forests.

The green mantle of the forest consists of Holm oaks, which in many places is present along with arbutus, elah, maple, oak and heather. On greater heights, even some specimens of holly are present.

The access roads to the forests are usually not in good conditions due to the cart trails that are over- used with vehicles and runoff rainwater, especially in the Marganai region.

To reach Marganai, the most scenic road is the one that takes you from Domusnovas to the San Giovanni caves sometimes passing through and running along the entire forest from the south to the north, overtakes the Antas temple and thus joins the Iglesias-Fluminimaggiore road.

The destination is also reacheble from the San Benedetto mining village through a dirt road that takes you to ‘Case Marganai’. The access to this road is barred, making it accessible only during the summers for the fire trucks to move freely, thus making summers the only time to reach Mount San Michele with a vehicle. This road descends on the other part in a valley that ends in the San Giovanni Caves.

Linas is rich of elevations out of which the Punta Perda de sa Mesa (1236m) dominates the entire south-eastern part of the island. You can reach the point from various directions out of which the most scenic is from Villacidro that runs through reservoirs of Monti Arbus on Rio Leni and from there to the forestry barracks of Monti Mannu on Rio Cannisoni.

One of the other ways to arrive to Linas is taking the route from Villacidro, passing the RAI square in Sisinni Conti or the alternate road that goes west from the outskirts passing through through Rio Coxinad valley under the Punte Santu Miali.

Yet another route to reach the peaks of Linas is through the village of Gonnosfanadiga from the east following thr two cart tracks till you reach the Perd’e Pibera public park in the forest complex of Santa Severa- Togoro. From here, it is possible to start the inland excursions or hiking that lead you to the highest peaks and to the Su Zurfuru mines, just before entering Fluminimaggiore that comes from Iglesias.

Under the geologically complex mountainous region of Linas-Marganai, we find the crystalline schists, granites (Linas) and limestones (Marganai).

Linas has its own peculiar landscape because of its complex geological nature and abundance of impermeable rocks, as they do not allow the infiltration of water, rthus giving rise to innumerable waterfalls that last throughtout the year.due to the continuous slopes formed by the tectonic movements. The more important waterfalls are the Sa Spendula in Villacidro and the other various waterfalls of Muru Munni and Piscina Irgas along the Rio Cannisoni and Rio Oridda respectively.

The Linas is one of the significantly important economic areas of the island because of its rich mineral deposits and its geological and paleontological values.

Even if the Linas mountaintops are devoid of greenery, especially at greater heights, some inaccessible Oakwood forests, even of big dimensions, exist in the hidden gullies.

The State Forestry is trying to reintroduce the Sardinian deers and the Moufflon in these areas, but for the time being these species are limited to the repopulation fences located in the Monti Mannu barracks.

In these mountains the wild boars, wild cats, martens present in abundance. Even the Golden Eagle, which was almost rare in the past years, seems to have made its return, while the Peregrine falcon is very widespread in here as always.

The Linas- Marganai areas are of a very interesting value for their different specific nature. The Marganai differs from the Linas, because of its spacious valleys with extensive forests.

ITINERARY N °22 : SALTO MELIS - CUCCURDONI MANNU

ITINERARY N° 23 : PERD'E PIBERA - PUNTA PERDA DE

ITINERARY N° 24 : CANTINA FERRARIS - PUNTA PERDA - SA MESA

ITINERARY N° 25 : CANTINA FERRARIS - CASCATE MURU MANNU

ITINERARY N° 26 : CANTINA FERRARIS - CASCATA PISCINA IRGAS - RIO ORIDDA

ITINERARY N° 27 : CANTINA FERRARIS - MONTE LISONE

ITINERARY N° 28 : CASERMETTA MONTI MANNU - PUNTA MAGUSU

ITINERARY N° 29 : CAMPANAS SISINNI CONTI - P.TA MARGIANI

ITINERARY N° 30 : GENNA FROCCIDDARIS - PUNTE SANTU MIALI

ITINERARY N° 31 : RIO SARMENTUS - PUNTA SAN MICHELE

ITINERARY N° 32 : GROTTE SAN GIOVANNI - CAMPO SPINA

ITINERARY N° 33 : FLUMINIMAGGIORE - MONTE LISONE

ITINERARY N° 34 : ARENAS - VALLE DI ANTAS

ITINERARY N° 35 : BARRAXIUTTA - PIANO DI ORIDDA

ITINERARY N° 36 : GROTTE SAN GIOVANNI - MINIERA DI IS ARENAS


COMPLESSO MINERARIO MONTEVECCHIO – INGURTOSU

ITINERARY N° 37 : BIDDA ATZEI - MONTE ARCUENTU

ITINERARY N° 38 : PORTIXEDDU - SCIVU

ITINERARY N° 39 : MONTEVECCHIO - RIO RUGGERI - MONTEVECCHIO

ITINERARY N° 40 : MONTEVECCHIO - INGURTOSU

ITINERARY N° 41 : INGURTOSU - PISCINAS - RIO IRVI'

ITINERARY N° 42 : CRESTE A NORD DELL'ARCUENTU


LA FORESTA DEI SETTE FRATELLI

ITINERARY N° 43 : CASERMETTA " U. NOCI " - MONTE ARRUBIU

ITINERARY N° 44 : MAIDOPIS - ACQUEDDAS - MONTE ARRUBIU - ACQUEDDAS

ITINERARY N° 45 : CANTONIERA CAMPUOMU - MINNIMINNI

ITINERARY N° 46 : RIO MAIDOPIS - PUNTE SETTE FRATELLI - ACQUEDDAS - TUPP'E LUDU - MAIDOPIS

ITINERARY N° 47 : TUVIOIS - MONTE GENIS


LE GIARE DI GESTURI E SIDDI

Il Monte Arci

Le Giare

ITINERARY N° 48 : VILLAURBANA - SORGENTI DI S’UTTURU SU CADRU – CRUCCURI – GROTTA SU SEGRETU – VILLAURBANA

ITINERARY N° 49 : VILLAURBANA - PRANU SANTU LUCIA

ITINERARY N° 50 : MADONNINA - SEDDA ARENAS - BRAXELOGU

ITINERARY N° 51 : MORGONGIORI - TREBINA LONGA E TREBINA LADA

ITINERARY N° 52 : MORGONGIORI - RIO SOLACERA - SERRA ORTIGU

ITINERARY N° 53 : MORGONGIORI - CAPUDACQUAS - RIO MOGURESU

ITINERARY N° 54 : MADONNINA - SORGENTI DI ACQUAFRIDA - MITZA FUSTIOLAU - MITZA SA FIGU

ITINERARY N° 55 : MADONNINA - PRANU STADDAS - DISPENSA SA SPENDULA - CASA DEI FORESTIERI – MADONNINA

ITINERARY N° 56 : SANTA MARIA ZUARBARA - DISPENSA CEDDUS - DISPENSA MURUS

ITINERARY N° 57 : MASULLAS - TANCA THAMIS - ARGIOLA RAMINI - TANCA THAMIS

ITINERARY N° 58 : ALES - ACQUAFRIDA - MITZA FUSTIOLAU - MITZA NIU CROBU-SENNIXEDDU

ITINERARY N° 59 : PAU - SENNIXEDDU - BRUNK’E S’OMU – VILLAVERDE

ITINERARY N° 60 : Scala Corte Brocci - Scala Cabirada


IL SINIS E IL MONTIFERRU

Il Parco Comunale di Turr’e Seu

ITINERARY N° 61 : SAN SALVATORE - PARCO DI SEU - MISTRAS

ITINERARY N° 62 : SANTU LUSSURGIU - BADDE URBARA - LA MADONNINA

ITINERARY N° 63 : MONTE URTIGU - NURAGHE RUIU

ITINERARY N° 64 : SU PALLOSU - CAPO MANNU - PUNTA S’INCODINA - STAGNO DI SA ’E PROCCUS (SALE PORCUS)


L’OGLIASTRA

ITINERARY N° 65 : MONTE FERRU DI TERTENIA

ITINERARY N° 66 : COCCOROCCI - MONTE FERRU

ITINERARY N° 67 : LANUSEI - MONTE ARMIDDA

ITINERARY N° 68 : VILLANOVA STRISAILI - GENNA ARCEDILI - GOLA DI PIRINCANES

ITINERARY N° 69 : Ghenna e Petta - Codula di Luna

ITINERARY N° 70 : Teletotes- Grotta dell'Acqua

ITINERARY N° 71 : Teletotes- Gorroppu de Irofai –

ITINERARY N° 72 : Bacu Esone - Teletotes –

ITINERARY N° 73 : PEDRA LONGA - PUNTA GIRADILI

ITINERARY N° 74 : NURAGHE COE SERRA - PORTU QUAU

ITINERARY N° 75 : CUILE CARDUS TUVUS - CALA GOLORITZE'

ITINERARY N° 76 : CALA FUILI - CALA LUNA

ITINERARY N° 78 : BUCHI ARTA - CODULA DI LUNA - CALA LUNA

ITINERARY N° 77 : CALA SISINE - CALA LUNA

ITINERARY N° 79 : Ludalbu - Bidunie (e diramazioni per Cala Luna e Cala Sisine)

ITINERARY N° 80 : Codula di Luna – Teletotes-

ITINERARY N° 81 : GENNA SILANA – GOLA DI GORROPPU

ITINERARY N° 82 : CAMPU ODDEU - GENNA SILANA

ITINERARY N° 83 : URZULEI - CODULA SA MELA - CODULA ORBISI

ITINERARY N° 84 : URZULEI - FLUMINEDDU

ITINERARY N° 85 : - Codula Orbisi -

ITINERARY N° 86 : DORGALI - SCALA SURTANA - CAMPU DONIANICORO - SU SUERCONE

ITINERARY N° 87 : SCALA SURTANA - TISCALI

ITINERARY N° 88 : DORGALI - GOLA DI GORROPPU


FORESTA MONTARBU (SEUI)

ITINERARY N° 89 : CENGIA TONNERI - SCALA SA MARRA

ITINERARY N° 90 : - CASERMETTA "MONTE FALCHI" - PIZZU MARGIANI PUBUSA -

ITINERARY N° 90 : - CASERMETTA MONTE M. FALCHI - PIZZU MARGIANI PUBUSA -

ITINERARY N° 91 : SEUI - MONTE DE TADDI’ - ARCU E TRADALEI - BRUNCU SCUSORGIU


GENNARGENTU

ITINERARY N° 92 : BAU GHILLI GHILLI - MONTE ISCUDU- TASCUSI' - DESULO

ITINERARY N° 93 : BAU GHILLI GHILLI - TASCUSI'- BRUNCU SPINA - S'ARENA

ITINERARY N° 94 : S'ARENA - PUNTA LAMARMORA

ITINERARY N° 95 : MERIAGOS - PUNTA LAMARMORA - ARCU GENNARGENTU - MERIAGOS

ITINERARY N° 96 : BAU GHILLI GHILLI - FUNTANA CUNGIADA

ITINERARY N° 97 : GIRGINI - NURAGHE ORRUINAS

ITINERARY N° 99 : SERRA CURRESTES – NURAGHE ORRUINAS

ITINERARY N° 98 : RIU ‘E FORRU - PUNTA LA MARMORA

ITINERARY N° 100: GENNA ISILI - MONTE ALASTRIA - MONTE PERDEDU


SUPRAMONTE

ITINERARY N° 101: OTTULU - NURAGHE GORROPPU

ITINERARY N° 102: MONTES - CAMPU SU DISTERRU - SU CALAVRIGE -

ITINERARY N° 103: SCALA S'ARENARZU S’ARENARGIU - SU SUERCONE - CAMPU DONANIGORO - SCANDALITTU - CAMPU SU MUDRECU

ITINERARY N° 104: OTTULU - CORRASI


CAPO COMINO E LA SPIAGGIA DI SILITTA

ITINERARY N. 105 – LULA - PUNTA SU MUTUCRONE - PUNTA GURTURGIUS - PUNTA CUCCURARVU

ITINERARY N. 106 – FUNTANA USURTIA - P UNTA SU MUTUCRONE - CANTONIERA GUZZURRA

ITINERARY N. 107 – CHIESA IL MIRACOLO - PUNTA TURUDDÒ

ITINERARY N. 108 – LULA - PUNTA TURUDDO’-PUNTA CATIRINA

ITINERARY N. 109 – SINISCOLA - FUNTANA GRAZIANO-PUNTA CUPETTI–PUNTA SU MUTUCRONE-PUNTA FERULARGIU- PUNTA SAE MUSSINU–CANTONIERA JANNA ‘E RUGHE


IL GOCEANO

ITINERARY N. 110 – BULTEI - CASERMA FORESTALE DI ANELA - PUNTA MASIENNERA - SU PIZZU SA PEDRA

ITINERARY N. 111 – CASERMA FORESTALE DI ANELA - NURAGHE TREMMINI - PUNTA CHELCHIDORES - PUNTA MASIEDDA - PUNTA DI BOBORE MANCHINU

ITINERARY N. 112 – BONO - PASSO B’UCCAIDU - SOS NIBEROS - MONTE RASU - PASSO B’UCCAIDU.


IL MARGHINE

ITINERARY N. 113 – BOLOTANA - PUNTA PALAI-S’ISCALA ‘E SA PRUNA - SU CRABIONE - BOLOTANA

ITINERARY N. 114 – BOLOTANA - PUNTA PALAI - ORTACHIS - BADDE SALIGHES


IL MONTELEONE E LA PLANARGIA

ITINERARY N. 115 – MARA - CHIESA DI BONU IGHINU - MONTE TRAESSU - SANTA MARIA ISCALAS

ITINERARY N. 116 – MONTELEONE ROCCADORIA - PALAZZO MINERVA - SA COZZULA - MONTE MINERVA - PLANU ‘E PISCHINA - PUNTA CANCARADOS - PUNTA PITTU ABILE

ITINERARY N. 117 – MONTRESTA - PALAS DE MONTE - CALARIGHES - MONTI MANNU

ITINERARY N. 118 – BOSA - MONTE TARATTALA - PUNTA SOS ATTENTOS


IL MEILOGU

ITINERARY N. 119 – BORUTTA - MONTE PELAO - MONTE SANT’ANTONIO

ITINERARY N. 120 – MORES - MONTE SANTO

ITINERARY N. 121 – TORRALBA - NURAGHE SANTU ANTINE - NURAGHE OES - MONTE ANNARU - PEDRA MENDARZA - GIAVE

ITINERARY N. 122 – BONORVA - FORESTA BURGOS - NURAGHE ARVAS

ITINERARY N. 123 – BONORVA - MONTE CULZU - MONTE ARTU - NURAGHE SA PAÙLE RUJA


LA NURRA

ITINERARY N. 124 – STINTINO - MONTE DELLA CROCETTA - TORRE FALCONE

ITINERARY N. 125 – STINTINO - CUILE PEDRU NIEDDU - CALA DEGLI SCOGLIETTI - PUNTA DEGLI SCOGLIETTI

ITINERARY N. 126 – VILLAGGIO MINERARIO DELL’ARGENTIERA - PUNTA DELL’ARGENTIERA

ITINERARY N. 127 – PORTO FERRO - LAGO DI BARATZ

ITINERARY N. 128 – ALGHERO - BELVEDERE - TORRE DELLA PEGNA

ITINERARY N. 129 – TRAMARIGLIO - TORRE DI TRAMARIGLIO - GROTTA DI NETTUNO – BELVEDERE - TORRE DEL PEGNA

ITINERARY N. 130 – INGRESSO COMPLESSO FORESTALE - CANALE BARINALDO - TORRE DELLA PEGNA

ITINERARY N. 131 – NURAGHE SANT’IMBENIA – PRIGIONETTE - CALA DELLA BARCA


ANGLONA E MONTEACUTO ITINERARY N. 132 – OSILO - NOSTRA SIGNORA DI BONARIA - BUNNARI - SAN PIETRO - SAN LORENZO - SANTA VITTORIA


IL LIMBARA

ITINERARY N. 133 – AGGIUS - NURAGHE IZZANA

ITINERARY N. 134 – AGGIUS - MONTE SOZZA

ITINERARY N. 135 – CALANGIANUS - PUNTA BANDIERA

ITINERARY N. 136 – TEMPIO PAUSANIA – GIUGANTINU - PUNTA BERRITTA - PUNTA BALESTRERI - MADONNA DELLA NEVE


MONTEACUTO

ITINERARY N. 137 – ALÀ DEI SARDI - MADONNA DELLA NEVE - PUNTA SOS UNTURZOS - PUNTA GIAMMARIA COCCO - PUNTA DI SENALONGA - PUNTA COLUMBOS - MADONNA DELLA NEVE

ITINERARY N. 138 – PATTADA - BADDE S’ERIGHINA - MONTE LERNO - VALLE BILOZZE - CASERMA FORESTALE

ITINERARY N. 139 – ITTIREDDU - SANT’ELENA - PONTE ETZU - NECROPOLI DI PARTULESI - NURAGHE SA DOMU ‘E S’ ORCU - SAS CONZAS


LA GALLURA La Costa Smeralda L’arcipelago Di La Maddalena Isola di Tavolara L’isola di Molara

ITINERARY N. 140 – BUDDITOGLIU - PUNTA MAGGIORE (970 M).

ITINERARY N. 141 – CUGNANA - PUNTA CUGNANA

ITINERARY N. 142 – CALA MORESCA - CALA GRECA - CAPO FIGARI

ITINERARY N. 143: SPALMATORE DI DENTRO – P.TA CANNONE

ITINERARY N. 144 – PICCHI GRANITICI DI SAN PANTALEO - PUNTA LU FRAILI

ITINERARY N. 145 – CAPO TESTA

ITINERARY N. 146 – BADESI - TINNARI - LI COSSI

ITINERARY N. 147 – PORTO LISCIA - PENISOLA CULUCCIA

ITINERARY N. 148 – SAN PANTALEO - ARATENA - PUNTA CUGNANA

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