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A nature ride to observe waterfowl and marsh plants to Punta Sdobba.
Ideal route for families with children 10 years and older.
The route turns out to be perfect for kids between the ages of 10 and 14 who want to venture out to discover the species that characterize the lagoon landscape. Grado is the starting point for this challenge: you skirt the Schiusa Canal and continue on the Via Monfalcone bike path until you cross the Primero Canal. Halfway there, you reach the Cavanata Valley Nature Reserve where, with a little luck, you can see the many species of birds that inhabit the area, which, because of its conditions, is ideal. To reach the Caneo visitor center, it is necessary to cross the Banco del Becco to the mouth of the Isonzo River and near Punta Sdobba.
To return to Grado, follow the same route.
Attractions:
-Valley Cavanata Nature Reserve - Caneo
-Observation tower (Caneo area)
-Panorama over the Gulf of Trieste
-Pause and refreshment points
The route is practicable all year round.
The route is suitable for families with children 10 years and older.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Given the few areas of shade, it is best to walk it in weather that is not too hot or during the cooler hours of the day.
Nature Reserves often organize activities, workshops and events dedicated to children.
For information contact the Grado Infopoint: info.grado@promoturismo.fvg.it
Public-transport-friendly
Bicibus service from UDINE to GRADO with stops in Palmanova and Aquileia.
Bicibus GRADO - GORIZIA - CORMONS with stops in Monfalcone, Redipuglia and Gradisca d'Isonzo.
From Cervignano del Friuli train station following the route of the Alpe Adria (FVG1) Ciclovia Alpe Adria.
A4 Venice-Trieste freeway - Palmanova exit
SR352 direction Grado
Near the bus station or Isola della Schiusa.
FREE maps of the city of Grado and its lagoon are available at the Grado infopoint (Piazza XXVI Maggio, 16).
Helmets and a water supply are recommended, especially in the warmer months.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
