Hiking trail,
Monti Sartorius and Grotta dei Ladroni

Departure towards Etna north and continue on foot. The itinerary goes up the lava flow of 1865 that gave birth to the Monti Sartorius , an eruption that lined up seven button craters and which today characterize the landscape.

It is an easy path, lasting a total of about two hours, obtained on an ancient track used by shepherds which allows you to discover the eruptive systems of the Sartorius Mountains and the most extensive birch forest of Etna.

Visit of the Grotta dei Ladroni: a small lava flow tunnel that opens into a prehistoric flow near the Citelli refuge. According to a legend, it was used in the second half of the 18th century as a refuge by a band of brigands from Palermo. The four, however daring, it seems that they were not assisted by a lucky star, so much so that their criminal enterprises very often ended ingloriously.

FARM LUNCH in a private structure in Viagrande

Guests are welcomed into an equipped area of 1,500 square meters equipped with wooden seats and tables, pergolas and reserved canopies, surrounded by a typically Etnean nature.

Toilets and services available to participants, including entertainment for the little ones.

Lunch based on typical products with rustic appetizers, cold cuts and platters of local cheeses.

Grilled barbecue prepared on sight and bread baked in a wood oven, made available to participants who want to try their hand at making pizzas and focaccias.

Dessert, soft drinks and coffee included