
moderate
3–4 hours
Ideal for hikers with moderate fitness comfortable with steady elevation gains and uneven terrain.
Trace the iconic Path of the Gods, a challenging yet rewarding hike along Italy’s Amalfi Coast. From steep cliffs to ancient terraces, discover the perfect blend of stunning views and local tradition on this unforgettable trek.
Along the edge of the Lattari Mountains, where limestone cliffs dare to plunge directly into the shimmering Tyrrhenian Sea, the Path of the Gods traces a narrow ribbon of trail that challenges and rewards every step. This legendary trek, stretching roughly 7.8 kilometers (about 4.8 miles) primarily between the hilltop villages of Bomerano and Nocelle, offers some of the most commanding views on the Amalfi Coast. With the blistering blue of Capri's silhouette etched on the horizon and terraced vineyards clinging defiantly to steep slopes, it's a hike that balances rugged demands with breathtaking scenery.

Beat the heat and crowds by beginning your trek at dawn, when the trail is cool and the light reveals the coastline's best views.
The trail features uneven terrain and rocky paths that require reliable footwear with good grip.
Hydration is critical, especially in summer months—bring at least 2 liters per person.
Poles help steady your balance on sections with loose gravel and support knee joints during descents.
The trail follows ancient paths used by shepherds and traders for centuries and is linked to Greek myths involving the gods guiding Odysseus.
Preserving the delicate coastal ecosystem is vital; visitors are encouraged to stay on paths, avoid disturbing wildlife, and pack out all waste.
Provides necessary traction and foot protection on rocky, uneven trail surfaces.
summer specific
Ensures you stay hydrated throughout the 4-hour hike under sun and mountain conditions.
Accommodates changing temperatures and coastal breezes along the ridgeline.
spring specific
Assist balance and reduce knee strain on steep sections of the trail.