滨海蒙特罗梭-footpath monterosso - vernazza好玩吗-景点地址图片介绍-八度伴旅网

LeMae32

Walked the monterosso to vernazza trail today (13 march). Absolutely fabulous! So worth the effort. We are road walkers, not trail, and found it a challenging walk - especially in jeans and carrying a jacket! Suggest you take water and wear comfortable shoes.The initial climb from monterosso is very steep as it follows the cliff face. I don't like heights and managed going up okay. I would not like to have gone down. Going south was definitely tougher. Yes, there are many, many steps and some of the trail is narrow but all doable and so very, very worth it.The view was spectacular but we also enjoyed stopping along the way and having a chat with the fellow walkers we met.We trained the rest as the walks as they were closed. If we were staying in the area we would do them all.

wtloeb

Some of the trails may be closed at any given time, but do make an effort to hike those that are open and take trains for closed pathways between villages. Must have water and be able to hike steep inclines occasionally. South from Monterosso is most challenging leg getting progressively easier. You can always catch your breath or get a gelato between cities. Wear hiking shoes & take bottled water.

4georgiapeaches

We did this walk in mid-June 2014 from a cruise that docked in La Spezia. I had read a lot about when to go, which trails, etc and I was a bit concerned it would be difficult and crowded. We took the train from La Spezia early in the morning (and by that I mean around 7:30-8a). We went to Monterosso and opted to hike back to Vernazza. First off - it was absolutely stunning. Completely worth it. It was not what I would call difficult (we are hikers) but it is not a casual walk either, you are going to break a sweat climbing up some of the stairs/paths. However, you only need sneakers (be careful it can be slippery, but you don't need hiking shoes). By going early in the morning, it was a quick hike (under 2 hours), not hot and we did not see many people. Bring plenty of water. We ended up in Vernazza for lunch but on the early side so we walked around a bit. We did buy tickets to hike the trail, but no one was there to check them - it didn't cost much. We had our two boys (11 and 13) with us and they zipped along at a rapid pace. It is one of the fondest memories from our trip.... From there we took the train back, hopped on the train to Pisa in early afternoon to climb the tower. So we did a lot of climbing. But managed to get it all done before the boat departed that evening.

shanipie3

We had to pay to hike this trail, it was pretty tough because it was a lot, I mean a lot, of uphill steps so it was tiring at first but it'll get better and easier. The views make it totally worth paying and sweating :) Once you see Vernazza come into view you'll understand. The views the whole way is beautiful!

jjesse2015

Unfortunately it was raining today but the walk while slightly harder was certainly worthwhile. The views in all directions were fabulous. Path quite slippery and water running across path in many places on the very narrow paths. Made it slow going but longer looking at the views. Reasonable level of fitness required.

Dre5463

Be prepared to bring cash to buy a ticket onto the trail (unless you bought the rail pass option that includes entry to the trail). The trails are narrow in places, but always feel safe, and the views are incredible. On my last trip I wanted my boyfriend (who had never been before) to see the view of the town from one of the first corners on the way to Montorosso past Vernazza and I was surprised to find a pay booth (new since my previous trip to Vernazza). IWe explained to the gentleman working the booth that 1) we had no cash on hand (evident by us wearing basically only swimwear and flipflops) and 2) that we'd be back shortly after a quick photo and he let us run up so we didn't have to go back into town to grab our wallets which was quite nice.Ladies note- it seems somewhat obvious, but heels are not allowed on the trails. =)

ezy_cruising

My husband and I visited Cinque Terre in September 2014. The weather was exceptional. Unfortunately, several of the hiking trails were closed due to land slides. With our 3 short days visit, we hiked the path from Monterosso to Vernazza. Although it was challenging, it was so worth it!!! The views were spectacular, out-standing and literally breath-taking!! Along the way, we'd met many hikers and shared some experiences. Based upon the people we'd talked to, the incline from Monterosso to Vernazza is the tougher one. No matter...it is so worth the experience! A "MUST-SEE" if you visit Cinque Terre! There is a small fee for the entrance to the trail, but again...you're there for the experience...don't hesitate.Be careful where you walk, there may be times when the steps are uneven.

Tigeriffic

We actually walked this from Vernazza to Monterosso, and caught the train back in time for a meal at Il Pirata.My daughter and I (11 and 52) had great fun on the narrow paths, surrounded by spectacular views. We completed the walk in well under 2 hours but certainly didn't stroll along. Both of us dripping by the end which simply made the ice cream and juice at Monterosso as we watched the local bocce all the more worthwhile.

sharonmR4931AH

Walked the available trail today from Monterosso al Mare to Corniglia. The section from Corniglia to Manarola and Riomaggiore is closed due to a landslide.Need moderate fitness and good walking shoes.A walking pole was helpful for me as I am over 50Took 1 hour 45 to Vernaza and 1 hour 30 to Corniglia StationHighly recommended

PatriciaTravelTil100

I just love this hike. It is not easy but the views are incredibly and at the end of every section is a gem of a town with great shops and a spot to get a coffee or lunch. I shared the experience with my 17 year old daughter and it is a memory we will have forever.

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