Guided or free electric mountain bike rides
Bookings required at the Tourist Office or E.bike Mountain
From €40/person
Requires a car
Full-day guided tour with a qualified guide
Start : Zicavo (in front of the village grocery shop) – Level : Easy
An electric mountain bike ride in one of Corsica’s most beautiful landscapes. Meet in the early morning in Zicavo, in the heart of the Taravo region, in front of the village grocery shop, the starting point for your ride through the heights of the region. A shuttle bus will take you to the Cuscionu plateau, where your mountain bike tour will start. You’ll be able to cross this immense high plateau in its entirety, where numerous endemic Corsican species live side by side under the protection of Natura 2000. You’ll also have the chance to enjoy local produce in one of the refuges along the mythical GR20 route, as well as taking a break for a swim.
Full-day guided tour with a qualified guide
Start: Zicavo (in front of the village grocery shop) – Level: Easy
The first village you’ll discover, Cozzano, is known as a “Smart village”. In Cozzano, you can visit the U Mondu di u Porcu museum (optional extra: +€10). You will then make your way to a number of villages, including Palneca, with a possible stop at a Ciamannacce pottery, and Sampolo. You’ll finish your morning near the village of Corrano, where you’ll cross a centuries-old Genoese bridge. It’s here that a picnic based on local produce awaits you. Finally, just half an hour from the end, you can take a dip in the thermal water of the Guitera baths, at over 50°C, reputed to treat rheumatism and dermatological problems. Ideal after a day’s mountain biking.
Bookings must be made with the Taravo Ornano Intercommunal Tourist Office on +33 4 95 25 10 09
E.Bike Mountain
Zicavo
Tél : +33 6 11 03 85 90
Mail : infos@ebike-mountain.com
Site : www.ebike-mountain.com
Accompanied day rides: €85/person
Free hire (VAE) :
Adult bikes from €40/person
Children’s bikes from €30/person
Chariotes €15 (35kg maximum)
Depart from Zicavo or directly from the entrance to the Cuscionu plateau at the St-Pierre car park.
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