From S. Caterina it seems to be necessary to at first walk on the road towards S. Nicola until a road crossing where it is possible to walk uphill also on an aspalted road leading to a cemetery. This road gains height via several hairpin curves and provides a view over Capo Palinuro. After turning left onto a dirt lane the way is rather horizontally within scrub and later wood vegetation. After turning left onto CM70 the road climbs again towards Monte Castelluccio. Where the scrub turns into open grassland there is a nice view towards Monte Bulgheria. The view from Monte Bulgheris is not very spectacular but quasi 360 degree. There was a picnic table on the top.

After the summit the way in direction to A Tartana and Pisciotta remains horizontally along the edge of the woods where it is very likely to encounter wild boar. You leave the way to Pisciotta in order to descent to a mountain pass. Right down there is the road to San Mauro la Bruca and left downwards a lane to Rodio which later becomes a path. This leads through jungle like vegetation which hopefully is cleard as we found it in 2013. If not, the way may be blocked by vegetation. The path ends at a water fountain on the side of the road from Pisciotta to Rodio and it’s only a few hundred metres to the beautiful medieval village of Rodio.