A characteristic route of both historical and geological significance which allows you to move from St. Lazzaro to Bomerano and vice versa, following the base of the beautif pink cliffs that fringe the uplands of Agerola. Continuing in the gorge of the of Schiato and of the Praia stream, you also can admire examples of Mediterranean vegetation, terraced vineyards and ancient rock houses.

Known as the "Path of the Gods", this internationally known trail is the areas most popular. By following easy steps bordered by spectacular cliffs and through various gorges, the trail offers unparalleled views of Positano, the Sorrento Peninsula, the small islands of Li Galli and Capri. Very interesting are also its vegetation aspects, the cultivated terraces and old farm houses scattered along the path.

An excursion not to be missed that takes you to the beautiful canyons of the Valle delle Ferriere: home to a large Natural Reserve with many rare and endemic species, both flora and fauna. Going down the gurgling river Canneto, you also admire waterfalls and ancient ruins of mills, paper mills and foundries, to finally reach Amalf.

Pleasant "climb" to the M. Three Calli group, part of a circuit leading back to the starting point. The path requires, especially in the first part, a good deal of physical effort, which is amply repaid upon reaching the summit by an enchanting 360 degree view of the Gulf of Salerno, Sorrento, Capri, the basin of Agerola and of the other peaks of M. Lattari chain

A pleasant walk downhill, passing through a quite valley rich in Mediterranean vegetation, to arrive at a picturesque bay between the cliffs of Marina di Praia, perhaps to bathe or to taste some fish.

A variant of Path 12 that, between steps and little streets, passes through the scattered village of Furore and reaches its 'ford', to admire the natural beauty and visit the characteristic fishing village and its ancient water mills.

A moderately difficult path that goes over Mt. Murillo and takes you to conquer a fantastic view that falls sheer into Amalfi and its surrounding area. As well as the romantic ruins of a isolated medieval convent abandoned during the 19th century, that later became refuge to bandits after the unification of Italy.

Long but easy hike that leads to the high plateau, (around a thousand meters of altitude) which separate Agerola from Scala and Ravello, two of Amalfi Coast historical and artistic jewels which are reached after having admired them from above. Along the way are sweeping views of the Gulf of Salerno, of crystal springs, cool woods and grassy open spaces that in spring are blossoming with flowers.

Hike through an area rich with spring waters, winding along Agerola's most important reservoir. Along the way there are beautiful-views-as well as of course various springs geological values, ancient ruins, traces of industrial archeology and variegated flora.

Easier than the previous, but for still for experienced hikers, this path brings on top of Naples Province highest peak (1444 m) with a spectacular 360-degree view of Campania, after a journey rich with geological, botanical and historical suggestions.