Main loop
The core of the project: the segments that close the territorial reading between village, coast, and return.
Route catalog
The route and its wider connection system
One circular route around Stalettì connecting the historic village, countryside, Copanello, Caminia, and Pietragrande in a slow experience across nature, history, and community.
Il Cammino del Vento is a single territorial loop: it helps visitors navigate coast and hillside while valuing local places, memory, and relationships.
7 official stagesMain loop + connectorsOpen a stage to view details and media
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Il Cammino del Vento is a single territorial loop: it helps visitors navigate coast and hillside while valuing local places, memory, and relationships.
Il Cammino del Vento is a single territorial loop: it helps visitors navigate coast and hillside while valuing local places, memory, and relationships.
Integrative stages
Useful variants and additions that enrich the project and complete the territorial story.
Related routes / ecosystem
A lightweight section that points to compatible nearby routes: expanding territorial utility without complicating the main route.
Related routes / ecosystem
Light integration with nearby itineraries to make the territorial ecosystem easier to read without overbuilding route architecture.
Il Cammino del Vento remains the primary route. These references support orientation, cooperation, and narrative continuity.
Strategic connection
Cammino di San Bruno: major spiritual/nature reference across inland Calabria.Strategic connection
Cassiodoro routes: cultural links between Copanello, Vivarium, and local memory.Complementary route
Sentiero del Brigante: regional backbone trail with possible future connections.Complementary route
Ciluzzi route: local connector between rural areas and coastal access points.Complementary route
Megaliths and Torre Elena: landscape/archaeology node for progressive integration.
The route and its wider connection system
One circular route around Stalettì connecting the historic village, countryside, Copanello, Caminia, and Pietragrande in a slow experience across nature, history, and community.
- Status
- Published
- Distance
- 25.2+ km
- Elevation +
- 0 m
- Stages
- 7
- Stages with coordinates
- 13/13
- Stages with photo evidence
- 13/13
Route categories
Official route in 7 stages
The public route follows 7 official stages; included route segments carry details, media, and GPS notes.
Official stageUnder reviewTappa 0 — Roman Arches
Roman Arches → Mother Church
To be confirmed · To be confirmed
Open stageIncluded technical segments
- Start — Roman Arches & Mother Church
Official stagevalidatedTappa 1 — Via Randa
Roman Arches → Casino Pepe → Casino Gullà → Fons Aretusa → Copanello Lido
about 4 km · 90 min
Open stageIncluded technical segments
- Arches — Via Randa — Fons Aretusa
- Fons Aretusa — Copanello Lido
Official stagevalidatedTappa 2 — Vivarium
Copanello Lido → Motel → Fishponds → Cassiodorus tomb / San Martino
about 2 km · 60 min
Open stageIncluded technical segments
- Copanello Lido — Motel Gatti
- Copanello Lido – Cassiodoro Pools and Tomb
Official stagevalidatedTappa 3 — Torrazzo
Cassiodorus tomb → Lamia → Torrazzo → Rebus
about 800 m · 30 min
Open stageIncluded technical segments
- Cassiodorus’ Tomb — Rebus
Official stagevalidatedTappa 4 — Caminia
Rebus → Old SS106 → Panajia → Caminia Bay → Volcano Cave → Rebus
about 3 + 3 km · 60 min out + 44 min return
Open stageIncluded technical segments
- Rebus — Old SS106 — Caminia
- San Gregorio Cave — Panajia of Caminia
Official stageUnder reviewTappa 5 — Castrum
Rebus → Santa Maria Vetere → Castrum → Lucerta
about 2.5 km · 60 min out + 44 min return
Open stageIncluded technical segments
- Caminia — Castrum — Santa Maria Vetere
Official stagevalidatedTappa 6 — Village
Lucerta → Gioiaruso → Monastery → Historic centre → Roman Arches
about 2 km · 60 min
Open stageIncluded technical segments
- Santa Maria Vetere — Monastery — Arches