Toprecommended route
Loop gravel route, from Gemona del Friuli to Lignano Sabbiadoro, to admire nature and villages on both sides of the Tagliamento River
The route begins in Gemona del Friuli and follows the course of the Tagliamento River. On the right bank the cyclist pedals through Spilimbergo, a town with a thousand colors of mosaic tiles, the village of Valvasone with its castle and the fortified town of San Vito al Tagliamento. On the left bank you cross the Bars springs in Osoppo, the Ragogna hill, San Daniele del Friuli, Codroipo and Camino al Tagliamento, lands rich in water and Venetian villas until you reach Latisana and Lignano Sabbiadoro. The loop route can begin and end at any location with intermodal services (see HOW TO GET THERE).
Food & wine:
Prosciutto di San Daniele DOP is an excellence that can only be produced in the delimited area of San Daniele del Friuli and can be paired with wines produced along the Tagliamento River that fall within the Friuli-Grave DOC wine production area.
RECOMMENDED DISH: Snack with prosciutto di San Daniele DOP of different ages
I recommend a stop at the viewpoints of Braulins, palazzo di Sopra in Spilimbergo, Dignano, Camino al Tagliamento, and Latisana.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Caution should be exercised between San Lorenzo and Casarsa della Delizia during rush hours.
It is preferable to take this route during the less sunny hours of summer days. During the months of April through November, the boat pass on the Tagliamento River between Bibione and Lignano is active. Here are the schedules.
Public-transport-friendly
It can be reached by train in the localities of:Getting to the various locations touched by the route is easy via highway:
A4 Turin-Trieste (exit Portogruaro or Latisana)
A23 Palmanova-Tarvisio (exit Gemona del Friuli)
A27 Venice-Belluno (exit Conegliano and then Cimpello)
A28 Portogruaro-Conegliano (exit Sesto al Reghena or Villotta or Cimpello)
At the main locations along the route you will find to park near the train or bus station
The Tagliamento ring consists of part of the Tagliamento FVG6 cycle route and part of its variant FVG 6/a. Both routes can be found marked on the Tagliamento cycleway map produced in collaboration with Tabacco Editions and on sale for €2.00 at PromoTurismoFVG infopoints.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
