I found this route added on openstreetmap and on wikiloc.com and tried successfully to walk it on Oct. 10, 2018 in opposite direction. A few persons in San Giovanni a Piro denied the possibility to walk there or did not know. Although the walk was not dangerous, it is indeed recommended to walk in the proposed direction starting in Scario because a part of it was is very steep and slippery due to loose stones and it is easier to go up there thand to downhill.

The route starts at the harbor of Scario and is recently marked als european trail E12 for only a few kilometres. After leaving the town there is also a large information board showing this and other possibilities for trekking in the area. In the upper part near Ciolandrea there is no E12 marking. Instead there white bars on stones as waymarks. Between Ciolandrea and San Giovanni a Piro there are no marks.

Below Torre Spinosa, a well preserved Saracen tower, the path divides. Along the coest there is the well known and documented trail to Grotta dell’ Acqua. We instead climb a few metres to reach the tower with picknick table and view towards Scario. After the tower the path is relatively horizontal between very beautiful pines. Later the forest ends and the path continues horzontally with views over the mountainous coast until Punta Infreschi near Camerota.

After crossing two steep and quite romatic valleys cut deeply into the mountain the way starts to gain hight very rapidly, first within scrub. later the vegetation becomes very scarce providing a spectacular view over the Golfo di Policastro and the surraounding mountains.

On the plateau named Ciolandrea there are benches overlooking the way you just climbed up. From here the trail follows the little road to northeast reaching the road from the Sanctuary Maria SS. de Pietrasanta to San Giovanni a Piro.