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A family outing in nature, through the woods and embraced by the mountains.
Pedal from Tarvisio to Ugovizza between the adrenaline of the Pump Track and the calm of the Bike & Baby Trekking.
This route starts in Tarvisio Boscoverde and traces part of the first stage of the Alpe Adria cycle route (FVG1). You pedal along the Val Canale immersed in the nature of the mountain landscape and continue to the hamlet of Ugovizza, where it is worth the detour to the Pump Track, the adrenaline-filled track where you can have fun riding your bike between humps, bumps and parabolic curves.
From Ugovizza, the trip continues and you venture into the enchanting forest thanks to the Bike & Baby Trekking, a two-kilometer-long, barrier-free path entirely dedicated to two wheels. The path, slightly sloping, allows you to reach, in total safety and in close contact with the alpine landscape, the vicinity of Valbruna from which you reach the train station, the arrival point of the route.
It is possible to return to Tarvisio by the same route or by train+bike from the Ugovizza - Valbruna station.
Attractions:
-Mountain landscape
-Baby & Bike Trekking (Malborghetto)
-Pump Track (Ugovizza)
The trail is suitable for families with children ages 6 and older.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
During the winter months it is not recommended to walk the route: possible presence of snow or ice.
Information on activities in the area can be obtained from the Tarvisio infopoint (Via Roma, 14 - Tel. +39 0428 2135).
Public-transport-friendly
Tarvisio is served by frequent regional trains with bicycle transportation.
A23 Highway - Palmanova - Udine - Tarvisio
Tarvisio Exit
In Tarvisio near the railway station.
Map "Alpe Adria Cycle Route from Salzburg to Grado" published by PromoTurismoFVG in collaboration with Tabacco Publishing House. The map is on sale at PromoTurismoFVG Infopoints for € 2
Helmets and a water supply are recommended, especially in the warmer months.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
