Il Cammino del Vento · Stalettì

Il Cammino del Vento: a civic project connecting coast, countryside, and village in Stalettì

A 6-stage walking, cycling, or horseback route connecting the Stalettì territory from Caminia to Pietragrande, S. Maria Vetere, Torrazzo, Lucerta, and Copanello. One story, one experience.

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Before the route is complete on the trails, it must be clear in collective will: a community choice that brings together the spirit of place, accessibility, and care for the territory.
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After the public meeting

The next step belongs to everyone

The July 17 presentation opened the operational phase: checking the six stages, completing GPS tracks, adding elevation profiles, preserving memories of the vijoli, and organizing new field walks.

Stalettì · July 17, 2026

The public route in four steps

Start with the route, then the 6-stage catalog, the map, and civic action.

  1. 1. Explore the route

    Understand the route and the 6-stage model immediately.

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  2. 2. View the 6 stages

    Open the 6 stages catalog and choose a stage.

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  3. 3. Open the map

    Use the map grouped by the 6 stages.

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  4. 4. Sign the Cammino

    Take part in the civic action and support the public project.

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Digital Companion

For visitors and walkers: plan, choose stages, and navigate the route.

Civic Project Platform

For residents, partners, and supporters: public status, progress, impact, and support.

Project video and images

A visual section that tells the route before people read it or experience it in person.

Featured video

This is where the project’s main video story can live.

Photo gallery

Images already available from the route and restored stages.

Start — Roman Arches & Mother ChurchArches — Via Randa — Fons AretusaFons Aretusa — Copanello LidoCopanello Lido – Cassiodoro Pools and TombCassiodorus’ Tomb — RebusRebus — Old SS106 — Caminia

One route connecting three living landscapes

Explore the route stage by stage, open details, and follow places, issues, and opportunities in a bilingual public format designed to be shared.

Explore the route stage by stage, open details, and follow places, issues, and opportunities in a bilingual public format designed to be shared.
Mare e costa di Caminia

Sea

Beaches, cliffs, and sea views shaped by light, wind, and open horizon.

Sentiero e campagna del cammino

Countryside

Country lanes, dry-stone walls, and fields that slow the pace and explain the land.

Borgo storico di Stalettì

Village

Squares, narrow streets, and churches where local memory becomes part of the route experience.

How you can take part

Residents, businesses, and institutions can each support the route in practical ways.

Residents

Sign, report route issues, and share photos, stories, and local memory.

Care and contributions

Donate, take care of a stage, or contribute skills and local collaboration.

Institutions and partners

Collaborate on accessibility, safety, maintenance, culture, and sustainable tourism.

Three public milestones

Give the project a public structure people can understand, share, and support—so the route, its needs, and its next decisions stay visible.

Known stages
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Updates
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Press
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Initiative status
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Project status

Milestones, open issues, field progress, and next actions in one public view.

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Culture and heritage

The route turns local history, landscape, and shared memory into a public story people can follow.

Patrimonio e memoria locale di Stalettì

It connects coast, countryside, and historic village in language that works for residents, visitors, schools, and potential partners.

Caring for Stalettì

A civic project to make the territory more legible, safer, and easier to care for over time.

Cura civica e vita pubblica a Stalettì

The public platform helps coordinate maintenance, reporting, priorities, and public accountability without separating story from action.

Events across the territory

Verified events connected with the route and community.

  • Happening now· Cultural

    Photography and handcrafted creations exhibition

    A photography and handcrafted creations exhibition curated by Laboratorio della Solidarietà.

    Piazza Italia

    1–31 August 2026 · time not stated

    Ends:

    Laboratorio della Solidarietà

  • Happening now· Cultural

    Coral and semi-precious stone exhibition

    An exhibition of coral and semi-precious stones curated by Piscopo Coralli.

    Via Chiesa Madre

    1–31 August 2026 · time not stated

    Ends:

    Piscopo Coralli

  • Happening now· Community

    Gulf Games — Caminia di Stalettì

    Gulf Games in Caminia di Stalettì, organized by the Municipality and Chiosco Calipso.

    Caminia di Stalettì

    4–5 August 2026 · time not stated

    Ends:

    Comune di Stalettì e Chiosco Calipso

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Signs that the project is moving

Use Updates to follow site visits, meetings, route checks, decisions, and practical progress.

  • Jul 17, 2026

    The next step belongs to everyone: the Cammino enters its operational phase

    The July 17 public meeting opened a new phase: completing the tracks, checking the six stages in the field, and building an authentic, walkable Cammino together.

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  • Jun 03, 2026

    The route grows as a land-sea territorial ecosystem

    The project now frames Il Cammino del Vento as a local civic platform connected to routes, municipalities, associations, the Marine Park context, and future slow-tourism services.

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Press & Media

Use Press & Media to collect outside mentions, articles, and public validation that strengthen the project's credibility.

  • Mar 29, 2026

    S1 TV reports on the Stalettì meeting to coordinate trails, routes, and cycling networks

    S1 TV / Soverato Uno TV

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