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Etna-Ring: Wanderung durch das Tal – Vulkansand, eine Caldera und zwei Meere

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Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley
Etna Trekking Morning or Sunset Known as Ring on the Valley

Der Ätna ist 3.403 Meter hoch und der größte aktive Vulkan Europas. Diese Wanderung, die der Anbieter den Ring über dem Tal nennt, erschließt das Gelände, auf dem diese Dimension lesbar wird: Lavaströme, Krater, Höhlen und vulkanische Wüste, eins nach dem anderen. Was der Berg für Sizilien bedeutet, gehört zum Thema. Anbaupflanzen, die an vulkanische Böden angepasst sind, Legenden, die sich um den Gipfel ranken, und eine alltägliche Beziehung zwischen Menschen und einem Berg, die kaum ihresgleichen hat. Der Weg steigt allmählich an, durch die endemischen Pflanzen und den Wald der Hochgebirgsstufe, und durchquert sandige Wüste bis zum Valle del Bove, der Caldera-Senke an der Ostseite. An klaren Tagen reicht der Blick von dort über die aktiven Gipfelkrater, die ionische Küste mit ihren Städten griechischen Ursprungs, Kalabrien, das Tyrrhenische Meer und die Straße von Messina. Ein Abschnitt ist bewusst weich: feiner Lavasand, in den du einsinkst – der direkteste Weg, um zu verstehen, wie viel davon der Vulkan bei einem Paroxysmus ausstößt. Die letzte Etappe führt mit Höhlenhelm und Stirnlampen hinab in eine Lavaröhre, wo es darum geht, wie Lava fließt und wofür die Höhlen genutzt wurden.

What's included

  • For Full Day: trekking about 7 hours + visit to lava flow cave
  • Trekking equipment such as poles, jackets and backpacks
  • Baby seat for the transfer
  • For Half Day: trekking about 5 hours + visit to lava flow cave
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  • Small surprise sweet tasting
  • Qualified and Certified Nature Guide "pursuant to Law 4/2013"

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  1. SP92, 19, Nicolosi

    Head for the internal car park of the Bar and Restaurant Terrazza dell'Etna. If it is too busy, the upper car park in front of the Terrazza dell'Etna sign works too.

  2. After the guide's welcome with a coffee

    The guide starts with a coffee and a short briefing, then the group sets off. From the first metres the ground is the lunar Etna: lava flows and the buttonhole craters that give this side its shape, some of them responsible for real destruction in the modern history of the volcano.

  3. Craters Silvestri of Mount Etna

    The lunar side of the mountain opens up at once, with its lava flows and its characteristic buttonhole craters, several of which caused damage within living memory.

  4. Mount Etna

    The walk gains height gradually, which lets you notice the endemic plants and the native animals, inside the woods of the high-mountain belt and out on the open ground of the most active volcano in Europe.

  5. Valle Del Bove

    The route crosses sandy desert, shallow depressions and the clumps of vegetation that manage to hold on in lava desert, until it reaches the Valle del Bove, the largest and most imposing caldera depression on the mountain. From there the view runs a long way: the summit area with its active craters, the Ionian Sea and the coast where cities of Greek origin were founded, Calabria across the water, the Tyrrhenian, and on a clear day the Strait of Messina.

  6. Mount Etna

    The guide calls this section the soft challenge. In several passages you sink to the leg in very fine lava sand, which is the most physical way to grasp how much of it the volcano throws out when it goes into paroxysm.

  7. Finally

    The last stage descends into a lava flow cave formed during an eruption, entered with a caving helmet and torches. Inside, the subject is how lava moves underground, along with the myths and the historical uses these caves have had.

  8. SP92, 19, Nicolosi

Not included

  • Rental trekking shoes
  • Rental baby trekking backpack
  • Transfer from Catania and province (+25€/person) - Taormina and Giardini Naxos (45€/person).
  • Lunch or anything not included in the program sheet

Good to know

  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
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  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • SUITABLE FOR REGULAR HIKERS IN GOOD HEALTH AND FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN, PROVIDED THEY ARE USED TO WALKING.
  • Up to 8 travelers per booking.
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
  • Guiding available in: en, it, fr, es.

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