The legendary GR20 is one of the most difficult and picturesque mountain routes in Europe. The GR20 North is a heady trail. Starting in Vizzavona and winding its way through mountain terrains, high ridges, deep gorges and bare granite slopes, the trek offers some fantastic scenery. On the Northern section, there are continuous steep ascents and descents, and the ambiance is strictly alpine. The GR20 North is part of an exceptional, long distance walk, known as one of the most challenging ones in Europe, it offers great trekking with the bonus of your luggage meeting you at points along the route. The GR20 is accessible to mountain walkers who are fit and out in the hills regularly.
Highlights:
♦ Vizzavona - romantic mountain town in the middle of the GR20
♦ Glacial lakes and shepherd's huts - high up in the mountains surrounded by even higher mountain peaks
♦ Pointe des Eboulis - the highest point on the GR20 (2607 m)
The GR20North from Vizzavona to Calvi on the coast is more challenging due to the steep and rocky paths and is also considered incredibly beautiful. The GR20South from Bavella to Vizzavona is considered easier and very spectacular on the Coscione plateau with its green meadows. Read more about it here
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Tours of this level demand that you be really in good shape. The paths are not always in the best condition and the marking can be scarce. There are day-treks with big ascents and descents. Changing weather conditions /even in midsummer/ play an important role when trekking/cycling at a very high altitude and may cause changes of the preliminary route. This is to be decided by the mountain guide on the spot. Normally, the treks are 6/8h per day, but some can be longer. Preliminary hiking experience is an advantage, but not necessary if you are really in a good shape. Note that during some of the days, you should personally carry your baggage, which is naturally an additional difficulty. No rock/ice climbing experience is needed.
Tours of this level demand that you be really in good shape. The paths are not always in the best condition and the marking can be scarce. There are day-treks with big ascents and descents. Changing weather conditions /even in midsummer/ play an important role when trekking/cycling at a very high altitude and may cause changes of the preliminary route. This is to be decided by the mountain guide on the spot. Normally, the treks are 6/8h per day, but some can be longer. Preliminary hiking experience is an advantage, but not necessary if you are really in a good shape. Note that during some of the days, you should personally carry your baggage, which is naturally an additional difficulty. No rock/ice climbing experience is needed.


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