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· Friuli Venezia Giulia
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Pordenone - Parco Galvani
Photo: G. Scognamiglio, Friuli Venezia Giulia
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This loop trail allows visitors to explore the area between the two main rivers of the Pordenone plain, the Livenza and the Meduna.
easy
Distance 46.8 km
Duration3:10 h
Ascent50 m
Descent50 m
Highest point33 m
Lowest point9 m
The route winds through an area rich in history and art, particularly from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The route begins in Pordenone, Italy’s Capital of Culture for 2027. You’ll cycle toward Porcia, where a stop at Villa Correr Dolfin is well worth it. Continue west toward the Livenza River, which you’ll reach near Cavolano, an ancient village where the river once was crossed. You’ll descend toward Brugnera and pass by the historic Villa Varda, with its large park. Once you reach Ghirano, you’ll cycle toward Pordenone along the banks of the Meduna River through the Pordenone countryside. You’ll pass through Prata di Pordenone, where the parish church dedicated to Saint Lucy is worth a visit for its frescoes. You’ll cycle toward Pordenone through the vast Pordenone countryside until you reach Lake Burida and the Pordenone train station, where this excursion began.
Author’s recommendation
A short detour takes you to the medieval town of Portobuffolè
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Friuli Venezia Giulia
Difficulty
easy
Overall difficulty
easy
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Landscape
Highest point
33 m
Lowest point
9 m
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Rest stops
Villa Varda Bistro and Literary Café
Safety information
Be careful at three intersections near highway on-ramps
Tips and suggestions
The route is not signposted. Road surface description: paved road with moderate traffic 11.3%, paved road with little traffic 71.7%, bike path/road closed to traffic 1.8%, and forest/country road 5.2%
Roadbook
The route begins and ends at the Pordenone train station. It proceeds toward Rorai Piccolo, Porcia, Cavolano di Sacile, Brugnera, and Ghirano. From there, it returns via the hamlets of Peressine and Prata di Pordenone.
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Stazione Ferroviaria Pordenone Chiesa di San Giorgio Martire Chiesa dei Santi Giacomo e Nicolò Villa Varda - Brugnera Villa Varda Bistro and Literary Café Chiesa di San Rocco Oratorio di Santa Teresa
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Pordenone is located on the Udine-Venice rail line, which is served by frequent regional trains that allow bicycles on board.
Directions
Take the A4 highway from Trieste to Venice, exit at Portogruaro, and continue on the A28 highway toward Conegliano; exit at Pordenone.
For those coming from Venice, take the A27 Venice–Belluno highway to Conegliano, where you’ll merge onto the A28 highway toward Portogruaro; take the Pordenone exit
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Parking
Near the Pordenone Train Station
Coordinates
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45.956800, 12.654338
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45°57'24.5"N 12°39'15.6"E
UTM
33T 318230 5091923
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Difficulty
easy
Overall difficulty
easy
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.