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Val Resia Cycling Tour Route
Photo: Archivio Ente parco naturale Prealpi Giulie, Friuli Venezia Giulia
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A bike ride to explore the nature and villages of Val Resia, located in the shadow of the Monte Canin massif in the heart of the Julian Prealps Nature Park.
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moderate
Distance 11.6 km
Duration1:15 h
Ascent244 m
Descent50 m
Highest point491 m
Lowest point314 m
This challenging bike ride will allow you to discover the natural landscapes and villages of Val Resia. The route begins on the Alpe Adria bike path in the village of Resiutta. Part of the route runs alongside the Resia Stream, which forms a small beach in the village of Povici—a perfect spot to relax just a few steps from its refreshing waters. Along the way, you can stop at scenic overlooks, discover elements of the local cultural heritage, and marvel at the extraordinary biodiversity of this area. Once you reach Tigo, and after riding a short stretch along a low-traffic provincial road, you’ll climb toward the villages of San Giorgio and Prato, where the Julian Prealps Park Visitor Center is located. To return, simply follow the same route. Recommended route for e-bikes.
Author’s recommendation
Detour along the Tarvisio-Venzone section of the Alpe Adria Bike Trail. Due to the closure of the Tigo Bridge, you must reach Resia via the low-traffic mixed-use road.
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Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
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Landscape
Highest point
491 m
Lowest point
314 m
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Rest stops
Vecchia Rosticceria
Safety information
At this time, you must travel to Resia along the low-traffic mixed-use road until construction on the bridge at Tigo is complete. This route is suitable for cyclists with luggage. Please exercise caution on days when local holidays are observed.
Tips and suggestions
This route is recommended for experienced cyclists who are familiar with how to use their brakes.
Roadbook
From Resiutta, continue toward Resia along the municipal road, which is shared with other traffic and slopes slightly upward, until you reach the end of the route. To return, follow the same route back.
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Public-transport-friendly
By train: Trenitalia Udine–Tarvisio line or FUC Udine–Villach line. From the Carnia station, follow the Alpe Adria bike path on a gentle climb to Resiutta, and from there, begin cycling through the Resia Valley. From the Pontebba station, follow the Alpe Adria bike path on a gentle descent to Resiutta, and from there, begin cycling through the Val Resia.
Directions
Take the A23 highway to the Carnia exit, then follow the signs for Tarvisio to reach the town of Resiutta.
Parking
In Resiutta, at the former train station.
Coordinates
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46.393604, 13.220992
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46°23'37.0"N 13°13'15.6"E
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33T 363228 5139318
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Map titled "Alpe Adria Cycle Route from Salzburg to Grado," published by PromoTurismoFVG in collaboration with Casa Editrice Tabacco. The map is available for purchase at PromoTurismoFVG Infopoints for €2.
Equipment
Il percorso non è percorribile con biciclette da strada.
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Parts of this content were machine translated from Italian.
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Open
Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.