WALKING OR CYCLING ROUTES
- Trail along Cervano river
The trail along the Cervano Stream in the hamlet of Bagnolo offers a mixed pedestrian and cycle path that runs alongside the Cervano Stream, then Monticano. It’s a ride or walk through vineyards and hilly landscapes, discovering the most fascinating and authentic places in our area. It stretches from Via Borgo Antiga, in the municipality of Vittorio Veneto, to Via Manzana in the municipality of San Pietro di Feletto, crossing the territory of Bagnolo.
START: Exit from the Villa avenue, turn left and head towards Trattoria Sabrina. Cross the road and take the road next to the Trattoria. Here you can choose whether to go towards Corbanese (turn left) or towards Bagnolo (turn right).
PARKING: Villa Clementina
DURATION: Approximately 1 hour
DIFFICULTY: Easy, almost entirely flat
BIKE SUITABILITY: YES
- Pope John XXIII Trail in San Pietro di Feletto
The trail of the Good Pope. The path that starts at the ancient Parish Church of San Pietro di Feletto is named after “Pope John XXIII” due to his connection with the community and the territory of Feletto before becoming Pope. This naturalistic, historical, cultural, and spiritual path retraces his routes, forming a loop of about 4 km. The itinerary allows you to reach the small roccolo (circle of hornbeam trees) where the Cardinal used to meditate for a long time, before entering the woods and then enjoying the wonderful pre-Alpine panoramas as well as views over the Venetian and Friulian plains.
START: Antica Pieve di San Pietro di Feletto, there are signs from the square of the Ancient Parish, just follow the red signs.
PARKING: Parco dell’Antica Pieve di San Pietro di Feletto
DISTANCE AND DURATION: 4 km – 1.5 h
DIFFICULTY: Easy
ELEVATION GAIN: 108 m
BIKE SUITABILITY: YES
- Val Trippera and Villages Trail in San Pietro di Feletto
The Val Trippera trail is one of the most interesting hilly itineraries for the remarkable insights it offers, ranging from botany to geology, fauna, and the history of the places. The clear waters of the Crevada stream have shaped the surface, creating furrows and deep clefts. The loop starts from Piazza Giovanni XXIII near the Parish of San Pietro and descends south, partly involving the territory of the neighboring municipality of Refrontolo. Along the way, you encounter the “grotta dea graspa” (cave of the goddess graspa), a secluded and steep place where, once upon a time, grappa was clandestinely distilled, and you come across the suggestive remains of the Crevada Mill, no longer in operation. At the ruins of the former Mill, the path goes up towards Borgo Anese, continues beyond Borgo Castagnè, and returns to the starting point passing by Borgo Frare.
START: Antica Pieve di San Pietro di Feletto, cross the road and at the intersection take the road that goes down to the right, follow the signs for trail 19 or “I Borghi e Val Trippera.”
PARKING: Parco dell’Antica Pieve di San Pietro
DISTANCE AND DURATION: 6.7 km – 3 h
DIFFICULTY: Medium
ELEVATION GAIN: 220 m
BIKE SUITABILITY: NO
For more info: Val Trippera Trail – Trail 19
- Tour of the Ancient Walls in Conegliano
From the parking lot of Villa Canello, follow the Path of the Porta del Soccorso leading to Conegliano Castle passing through the homonymous gate, then descend on Calle della Madonna della Neve where the imposing Carrara walls and the Church of San Francesco overlook. Continue along Via Giambattista Cima where you’ll find the birthplace of the famous painter and reach Piazza Cima, the central nucleus of Conegliano where the Teatro dell’Accademia stands. Walk through Via del Teatro Vecchio to Porta Leone and then turn onto Via Scoto de Scoti, formerly calle degli Asini, which runs alongside the Oratory of the Annunciation. Once again at the castle, retrace the route in the opposite direction, returning to Villa Canello.
START: Villa Canello, follow the signs for Path of the Porta del Soccorso.
PARKING: Municipal parking near Villa Canello
DISTANCE AND DURATION: 2.9 km – 1.30 h
DIFFICULTY: Medium
ELEVATION GAIN: 144m
BIKE SUITABILITY: YES
- The Thread of History in Conegliano
The Thread of History is a route promoted by the Lions Club of Conegliano to introduce the city. Twenty-four informational panels in Italian and English have been placed at corresponding points of interest to guide visitors on a pleasant walk of about four kilometers. To follow the Thread of History, simply follow the brown line drawn on the streets of the center.
START: You can start from any information point, just follow the red line drawn on the ground.
PARKING: Parking at the train station (PAID)
DISTANCE AND DURATION: 4 km – 1h
DIFFICULTY: Easy
BIKE SUITABILITY: YES
For more info: Il Filo della Storia – Percorso pedonale a Conegliano
- Walk between two castles in Susegana
A walking route between the Castello di San Salvatore and the Castello di Collalto. Starting from the parking lot next to the Church of San Susegana, you begin the walk along Via Sottocroda. This initial route, mainly flat and approximately 2 km long, leads directly beneath the imposing Castello di San Salvatore. Then proceed to reach the picturesque hamlet of Collalto, known for its charming castle, which offers an interesting opportunity for a visit. Beyond this point, the route evolves, presenting various changes in altitude through ascents and descents. You’ll immerse yourself in nature, crossing dense woods and green meadows that offer a sense of peace and tranquility. The last stretch of the journey leads back to Castello di San Salvatore, completing an exciting and fascinating excursion.
START: Via Strada di Collalto, after parking continue left on Via Strada di Collalto.
PARKING: Parking on Via Strada di Collalto
DISTANCE AND DURATION: 13 km – 3 h
DIFFICULTY: Medium
ELEVATION GAIN: 300 m
BIKE SUITABILITY: YES
For more info: Passeggiata dei Collalto – dal Castello di Collalto al Castello di San Salvatore (passeggiatetreviso.it)
