Paolo Ciaberta
Wild Calabria
When you're travelling, you just can’t expect everything to be easy and run smoothly. Otherwise, what the fuck are you going tell your friends, how are you going to make yourself look cool, how are you going to feel like an explorer and a bit of a hero, if everything’s easy? You can't just tell them you went swimming and drank a couple beers more than the usual. They’d be bored to sreams. You need the swear words, the unexpected, brushes with death, the sleepless nights and dangerous animals. Only then they’ll know you really were on the road.
We cycled Calabria from north to south, crossing the mountains and the four natural parks: Pollino, Sila, Serre and Aspromonte. When we finally arrived in Reggio Calabria, we had travelled fivehundredsixtysevenpointtwentysix kilometres on top of tenthousonehundredninety metres of altitude difference, for a total of twenty-seven hours and fifty-eight minutes.
Laino Borgo
Catasta Pollino
Catasta Pollino
Sulle strade del Pollino
Piana Campotenese
Firmo: Santa Lucia
Orsomarso
Valle Esaro
Valle Esaro
Valle Esaro Vigneti
Parco Nazionale della Sila
Lago Cecita: San Lorenzo
Lago Cecita
Sila
Sila
Sila
Lago Arvo
Lago Ampollino
Lago Ampollino
Lago Ampollino
Sila: Trepidò
Sila Piccola: Villaggio Mancuso
Sila Piccola: Albi
Gimigliano
Verso Tiriolo
Tiriolo tour
Tiriolo
Tiriolo
Relax
Monte Covello
Serra San Bruno
Serra San Bruno: Certosa
Boschi Parco Serre
Aspromonte: Piano della Limina
Verso Canolo
Aspromonte: Rifugio Boschetto fiorito
Aspromonte gourmet
Aspromonte: ricotta
Aspromonte: Zomaro
Aspromonte: Piani Carmelia
Gambarie
Aspromonte gourmet
Gambarie
Aspromonte: panorama Sicilia
Da Ortì a Reggio Calabria
Lungomare Reggio Calabria