After passing through Sant'Antonio di Gallura, a short stretch of asphalt road leads to a left turn towards the south, heading for the stazzo Tradimentu on a dirt road. Next, you take an asphalt road heading southwest until you reach a roundabout, from which you continue southwest on a paved lane until you cross a small bridge over a creek, immediately veering left onto an old, seldom-used path that leads to a (disused) granite quarry. We have gained elevation, enjoying a beautiful view, surrounded by rocks shaped by nature. We continue through the stazzo Giagucciu (where there are very beautiful olive trees). The journey continues on a dirt road (in some sections quite bumpy) until reaching a short stretch of asphalt road towards the small church of San Tommaso, which features a stunning altar made of juniper, where you can take a break before commencing the climb towards Calangianus in the adjacent picnic area. The route continues on dirt for about 7 km gaining altitude until surpassing 700 m above sea level, arriving at the town of Calangianus along a final stretch of paved road.
