Liamone

The Liamone is a river that flows from Monte Cimatella in the mountains down to the Gulf of Sagone north of Ajaccio, passing through approximately ten communities along its course. The waterway winds through mountainous terrain and is shaped by forests and valleys, creating a varied landscape with distinct sections.

The river's name traces back to ancient Latin origins and reflects the long history of this region under different rulers. For centuries, the waterway served as a vital source for irrigation and fishing, shaping the development of surrounding communities.

The river runs through areas where locals have cultivated olive and chestnut trees for generations, and these crops continue to shape daily life in the surrounding communities. Walking along the valley, you notice the terraced orchards and small farms that define the region's agricultural character.

The river is accessible from the RD81 road, which runs alongside many sections and provides several entry points for activities. The most convenient location for water access and exploration is at the bridge in Guagno les Bains, from where the waterway is easy to reach.

Within the river's course lies a striking waterfall formation called Piscia, where water cascades over a notable elevation change. This natural feature stands out along the less-traveled route and intrigues many visitors exploring the mountainous terrain.