Campanito lakes, Sambughetti-Campanito Reserve

November • Outdoor

Trail Closing Feast

Official closing of the Nebrodi hiking season. Short shared stage, awards for trail completers, trail dinner. Free entry to the square programme.

© Foto territorio Nicosia

Historical archive

Past editions

Browse past editions of Trail Closing Feast: what happened, who came, what was reported.

Edition20258-9 November 2025

Closing of the outdoor season with a weekend dedicated to those who walked the Nebrodi of Nicosia during the year. Saturday short stage to Acqua Santa with a CAI guide, awards for 18 walkers who completed the 24 Barons Trail, convivial dinner at a partner agriturismo. Sunday optional walk to the Sambughetti beech woods.

AttendanceDati di affluenza in fase di consolidamento

Memorable moments

  • Awards for 24 Barons Trail completers
  • Trail dinner at a Nebrodi agriturismo with local produce
  • Optional Sunday: Sambughetti beech woods with an environmental guide
Edition20242-3 November 2024

First structured edition of the Trail Closing Feast after the 2022/2023 pilot years. The two-day format stabilised. Four partner agriturismi engaged for overnight stays.

AttendanceDati di affluenza in fase di consolidamento

Memorable moments

  • Two-day format finalised
  • Four partner agriturismi for overnight stays

A good way to close the season

The Trail Closing Feast wraps up Nicosia’s outdoor season. The format is simple: a short stage in the morning (~10 km, gentle elevation), awards for those who completed the 24 Barons Trail in the year, trail dinner at an agriturismo in the evening.

Saturday programme:

  • 9 am gather in Piazza Garibaldi.
  • 9:30 am short stage start (Nicosia – Acqua Santa – return).
  • 1 pm light lunch in the square.
  • 5 pm closing ceremony.
  • 7:30 pm trail dinner at the agriturismo (separate booking).

Tickets

  • Stage + light lunch:
  • Stage + lunch + trail dinner:
  • Weekend package (overnight + stage + dinner):.

Capacity: 200 ticketed. Registration opens in September.

Who it’s for

For regular hikers, residents or returning visitors, who want to see the trail in convivial mode. Not a demanding trek: it’s a feast that closes by walking.

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