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· Friuli Venezia Giulia
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Pordenone
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A tour of places known worldwide for their exceptional artistic craftsmanship and wine production
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Distance 63.7 km
Duration5:20 h
Ascent156 m
Descent144 m
Highest point152 m
Lowest point12 m
The route starts in Pordenone and passes through the Seminary Park, following the Noncello River until it reaches the Torre neighborhood and its castle. It continues toward Cordenons and the Vinchiaruzzo Spring Park, a natural environment rich in flora and fauna, before reaching the Cellina Creek, which joins the Cellina River south of the Murlis ford. This is the Magredi del Cellina area, an arid and rocky region with an almost lunar landscape. After cycling through the silence of this land, you’ll reach Rauscedo, the center of grapevine production, and continue toward Spilimbergo, one of Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages, famous for the Friuli School of Mosaic Art. Leaving Spilimbergo behind, you’ll cycle to Valvasone, a castle town rich in artistic treasures, and then on to Casarsa della Delizia, a place closely associated with Pier Paolo Pasolini. From here, you’ll return to Pordenone by train.
Author’s recommendation
For more experienced cyclists, it is possible to return to Pordenone via the Pianure Bike Path (FVG 4), cycling an additional 25 km.
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Friuli Venezia Giulia
Difficulty
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Overall difficulty
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152 m
Lowest point
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Safety information
Just past the town of Cordenons is the Murlis ford. Check to see if it is passable in case of rain.
Tips and suggestions
During the summer, we recommend bringing water with you
Roadbook
The route begins at the Pordenone train station, passes through the city, and then reaches Cordenons. It continues toward Spilimbergo, passing through Domanins, Rauscedo, and Tauriano. After Spilimbergo, follow the Tagliamento Bike Path (FVG 6) to Casarsa della Delizia: you’ll pass through the towns of Barbeano, Provesano, San Martino al Tagliamento, and Valvasone until you reach the Casarsa della Delizia train station.
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Stazione Ferroviaria Pordenone Pordenone Harry Bertoia Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art Museo Civico di storia naturale Museo Civico delle Scienze Museo archeologico del Friuli Occidentale Fonte Chiesa di San Rocco Chiesa dei Santi Giuseppe e Pantaleone Chiesa di San Giovanni dei Battuti Fonte Duomo di Santa Maria Maggiore Spilimbergo Fonte vicino al parcheggio Eremo di San Giovanni Chiesa Sanctae Mariae de Lourdes Chiesa Di San Tommaso Apostolo Valvasone Castle Chiesa dei Santi Pietro, Paolo e Antonio Abate Stazione Ferroviaria Casarsa
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
The Pordenone train station is located along the Venice–Treviso–Pordenone–Udine rail line
Directions
It’s easy to get to Pordenone by taking the A27 highway, which branches off from the A4 in Venice and then joins the A28 in Conegliano. Alternatively, in Portogruaro, you can exit the A4 and take the A28.
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Parking near the Pordenone train station
Coordinates
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45.956802, 12.654351
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45°57'24.5"N 12°39'15.7"E
UTM
33T 318231 5091923
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Difficulty
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Overall difficulty
difficult
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