• OPEN-TOED SHOES AND/OR FLAT-SOLED SHOES WITHOUT A VIBRAM-TYPE (NON-SLIP) SOLE ARE PROHIBITED. OFFENDERS WILL BE PUNISHED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH 2 OF ART. 30 OF LAW 394/91 AND SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS.
    “It is mandatory to wear closed shoes with a lugged, non-slip sole, preferably waterproof and covering the ankle.”
  • Don’t forget to pack the necessary items for potential emergencies along with a small first aid kit.
  • Do not go hiking alone and, in any case, inform a trusted person about the route you plan to take.
  • If you have any doubts about the trail, turn back. Sometimes it’s better to give up than to risk being caught in bad weather. Please note that it is forbidden to use the trails in adverse weather conditions, as it may endanger your own and others’ safety.
  • IN CASE OF A YELLOW WEATHER ALERT, the park, through its communication channels, advises against accessing the trail network and reserves the right to suspend the sale of the Cinque Terre Trekking Card depending on the development of weather conditions (both at sales points and online).
  • IN CASE OF AN ORANGE/RED WEATHER ALERT, the park announces that access to the entire trail network is prohibited and suspends the sale of all types of Cinque Terre Cards (both at sales points and online).
  • Always bring your waste back down with you and choose a reusable water bottle over plastic bottles.
  • Respect the flora and fauna. Respect local cultures and traditions.
  • Never leave the marked trail.
  • In case of emergency, call 112, the emergency services number.

Access to the trails may vary depending on the time of year or due to adverse weather events.
We therefore recommend always checking the actual accessibility of the trails by consulting the dedicated websites listed below.

Cinque Terre National Park

The trails of the Cinque Terre offer breathtaking views and unspoiled nature. The Via dell’Amore connects Riomaggiore to Manarola with spectacular panoramas. The Sentiero Azzurro links all the villages, crossing terraced vineyards and ancient mule tracks. Each path combines natural beauty and local culture, making the Cinque Terre a must-visit destination for hiking enthusiasts.

Porto Venere Park

Porto Venere Park features a network of trails with varying levels of difficulty, allowing anyone who walks them to pause and admire scenic viewpoints, stand on breathtaking cliffs, explore a landscape that has preserved its natural essence, and visit villages rich in history and traditions.

Alta Via dei Monti Liguri

The Alta Via dei Monti Liguri is the perfect route for everyone: for those who want to discover the most hidden corners of the Ligurian hinterland, for adventure seekers, for those looking to spend a peaceful weekend in nature, or for families out on a Sunday trip.