Thousand-year-old cultures, different linguistic strains, biodiversity and multifaceted territorial morphologies. Discover the peculiarities of the valleys, municipalities and areas of the mountains of Friuli Venezia Giulia
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Thousand-year-old cultures, different linguistic strains, biodiversity and multifaceted territorial morphologies. Discover the peculiarities of the valleys, municipalities and areas of the mountains of Friuli Venezia Giulia
Summer or Winter, it doesn’t matter: skiers, pedestrians, hikers, bicycle lovers or who simply loves to enjoy a panoramic view, but without getting tired, will find open Ski lifts all over the year in the ski areas of FVG
Discover the Ski areas in Friuli Venezia Giulia
Summer or Winter, it doesn’t matter: skiers, pedestrians, hikers, bicycle lovers or who simply loves to enjoy a panoramic view, but without getting tired, will find open Ski lifts all over the year in the ski areas of FVG
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Wooden walkway along the trail
Photo: Parco Naturale Prealpi Giulie, Friuli Venezia Giulia
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The Ta Lipa Pot, "the beautiful road" in the Resian language, is one of the most rewarding trails in the Park. It does not present any technical difficulties and is suitable for everyone.
moderate
Distance 5.5 km
Duration1:45 h
Ascent152 m
Descent152 m
Highest point584 m
Lowest point431 m
The "Ta Lipa Pot" trail (in Resian, "the beautiful road"), with its starting and ending point in the hamlet of Stolvizza di Resia, offers a unique opportunity to connect with the environment, culture, and history of the Resia Valley.
This nature trail runs along paths around the village, in an untouched area of unparalleled tranquility. The roads pass through places rich in history and mountain culture and then traverse spaces of rare beauty and rich traditions.
This path is excellent both for those who want to spend a day outdoors, stopping to admire every little view and enjoying a sandwich by the stream, and for those looking for a short but varied and very rewarding route.
The lack of technical difficulties and the contained elevation make this trail suitable for all people with a minimum habit of walking.
Author’s recommendation
To fully experience the uniqueness of the Resia Valley, it is highly recommended to visit the two museums in Stolvizza:
Ethnographic Museum of the People of Val Resia: This museum offers an insightful look into the traditional lifestyle, customs, and culture of the Resian people. It showcases a variety of artifacts, tools, and exhibits that highlight the rich cultural heritage of the valley.
Arrotino Museum: This museum is dedicated to the traditional craft of knife sharpening, an important trade in the Resia Valley. It features historical tools, machines, and displays that illustrate the evolution of this craft over time.
Additionally, visitors are encouraged to enjoy some typical dishes in one of the local eateries in Stolvizza or the nearby hamlets. The local cuisine offers a taste of the valley's culinary traditions, with dishes made from locally sourced ingredients and recipes passed down through generations.
Author
Parco Naturale Prealpi Giulie
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Friuli Venezia Giulia
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Difficulty
T2moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
In case of injury: Call the emergency number 112 NUE.
Tick Awareness: Ticks are common in the area. It is advised to learn about prevention and protection techniques. For more information, refer to the Tick Information Brochure provided by the Friuli Venezia Giulia region (italian only).
Weather Conditions: The trail is not recommended after heavy rains as some sections may become slippery. It is also advised to avoid hiking during the hottest hours of the summer.
Tips and suggestions
Please carry out all waste and strive to preserve the places you pass through as best as possible.
Please note that collecting plant species or parts thereof is prohibited within the Natural Park and may be subject to constraints under L.R. 7/2009 in external areas. You can consult the list of protected species at this link (italian only).
Remember that dogs must be kept on a leash within protected areas.
Public transport
Bus:
In Val Resia, there are several local public transport bus routes available. To check schedules and stops, please view the PDF file at this link: click here, or visit the TPL FVG website.
Train:
The nearest useful station is Carnia Station, located more than 20km from the starting point of the itinerary.
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Ta Lipa Pot - short route
Directions
The hamlet of Stolvizza can be easily reached via SP42. From SS13-Pontebbana towards Tarvisio, turn right at Resiutta and follow the signs to Stolvizza.
Stolvizza is also accessible from Tarcento by following SR646 towards Uccea. At Uccea, turn left following signs towards Sella Carnizza, then continue on the same road past Lischiazze until you reach the intersection with SP42. Turn right here and continue until you reach Stolvizza.
PLEASE NOTE: The road between Uccea and Sella Carnizza is often undergoing safety improvement works. Before following these directions, verify its accessibility.
Parking
Large parking available near the bus stop at the beginning of the village: GPS Point
Some parking spaces available on Pusti Gost Street, near the start of the trail: GPS Point
Large free parking with electric vehicle charging stations near the Arrotino Museum: GPS Point
Coordinates
DD
46.362062, 13.350157
DMS
46°21'43.4"N 13°21'00.6"E
UTM
33T 373085 5135599
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Equipment
Recommended outdoor equipment:
Rain jacket
Long pants
T-shirt
Sweater
Hiking shoes or boots
Hat
Water and snacks
First aid kit
Tick repellent spray
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Difficulty
T2moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
