Sentiero Vernazza a Corniglia

The Sentiero Vernazza a Corniglia is a picturesque hiking trail that connects the towns of Vernazza and Corniglia in the region of Liguria, Italy. This 3 km trail is part of the larger Cinque Terre hiking trail network, which includes paths linking all five towns of the Cinque Terre.

The Sentiero Vernazza a Corniglia is approximately 2.5 miles long and takes about 2-3 hours to complete. It passes through beautiful coastal scenery, offering hikers the chance to see the surrounding vineyards, the Mediterranean Sea, and the surrounding hills. The trail is considered to be of moderate difficulty due to the uphill sections and rocky terrain.

The path is characterized by a steep slope and steep stretches. It is advisable to wear hiking shoes and bring water and snacks. The trail is open all year round but can be closed during bad weather or for maintenance work.

How to explore Sentiero Vernazza a Corniglia?

• The trail passes through a Mediterranean scrub characterized by typical plants of this area and some animals. Explore this natural beauty by hiking the trail.
• The Cinque Terre has a rich history and culture, and hiking the trail is a great way to learn more about the region and its people.
• The trail passes through the terraced vineyards that are typical of the region, and you can take in the sights of the colorful houses in Vernazza and Corniglia.
• Indulge yourself in swimming and sunbathing on the beach.
• Explore the historical center of Vernazza and Corniglia, which are both small towns with charming narrow streets and colorful houses.
• Have a meal in one of the many seafood restaurants or trattorias in Vernazza and Corniglia. You can also enjoy traditional dishes such as farinata, a savory chickpea pancake, and focaccia, a type of flatbread in these stories.
• Visit the Church of Santa Margherita d'Antiochia, a beautiful church in Vernazza that dates back to the 15th century.
• Enjoy a glass of local beverages and some traditional Ligurian pesto in one of the local lounges or taverns.