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East of Carte, you enter the area of Bozio that extends through Castagniccia. This is the homeland of Sambucucciu who led the first revolt against the lords in 1358. The Chapel trail will allow you to explore the many small Roman chapels that are dotted over this region of wild beauty. it is worth taking a look inside as they hide precious frescos, the colours of which will delight you. South of Corte, you enter the Venachese area, a high pastoral land covered with forests including those of Naceta/Rospigliani and Vizzanova famed for its umbrella pine trees. From here you can climb the Monte d'Oru (2389 m) or walk to the "cascade des Anglais" and see its natural pools. Fresh water aplenty! You can also go as far as Vivariu or the Pasciolo Fort from where you can enjoy commanding views of the Vecchin gorges. Lastly, why not explore the Verghellu valley? TO SEE - At Corte you can fallow the heritage trail that takes you on a visit of the old town. Climb up to the Belvedere, which has commanding panoramic views over the valleys of Restonica and Tavignanu. Explore the citadel, built in the 15th century, with its eyrie that stands high above the town and the church of the Annunciation with its ornate interior decoration. Also visit the Museum of Corsica to see its displays on Corsican customs and traditions. See the "turtle village" at Moltifau and do not miss the Genoese bridge at Asco. Climb to the peaks of "U Capu Tafunatu" and "A Paglia Orba" in the Niolu area. Admire lakes Melu and Capitellu at the end of the Restonica valley (listed as a Conservation Area). Explore the Saint Francois Convent at Alandu in the Bozio area, as well as the Gustave Eiffel viaduct and the Vizzanova forest in the Venachese region. TO DO - Swim in the rivers, hiking and horse riding. Canyoning, rafting, kayaking, canoeing, mountain biking, climbing, Via Ferrata scrabing at Astro, paragliding, cross country, skiing, snow shoe walking, hunting and fishing. Explore the Restonica and Tavignano valleys. TO TASTE - The variety of specialities from these regions peoduced by shepherds from whom you can buy delicious cheeses. Try some of the Niolu charcuterie, chestnut-based products from the Bozio area, AOC (guarantee of origin) honey from Ascu, goat and sheep's cheese from Venachese, "brocciu" cheese made in Corte and other specialities. For a delicious treat, try trout, Corsican soup and wild boar in sauce.