The route begins in Moraro, in Piazza Sant'Andrea, in front of the rectory house and continues along Via Leopardi and Via Ciso Tuni, where there is a botanical garden with a picnic area and an exercise trail with a drinking water fountain. The trail then crosses the sports facilities of the gymnasium and soccer field, continues through vineyards and orchards, and reaches the hamlet of Corona, until it reaches the center of Mariano del Friuli. Starting again from the Park of Memory and Remembrance, the trail enters the countryside, skirting, in places, the old fortified walls of the Mariano del Friuli Fortress. Crossing a small bridge and following a grassy cartroad, one arrives at the Judrio-Versa bicycle and pedestrian path. Skirting the Versa stream, you pass alongside the new bridge and continue on to the Borgo di Corona. Then you turn back toward the village of Mariano via dirt roads and the SS. Trinità bicycle/pedestrian path. From the Versa-Judrio cyclo-pedestrian path you return to Moraro, skirting the bank of the Versa stream, continue in the tree-lined avenue to Oberdan Street and, through an inter-modal road, pass into the territory of the municipality of San Lorenzo Isontino. Passing the S.R. 56 intersection, you reach the Parco dei laghetti Rossi (Red Ponds Park), then, travel through a wooded part where there are three small rest areas. At the end of this area, you continue on a stretch of paved road and then arrive back at the starting point.
Taking Boschetto/Friuli Street and then going all the way along Isonzo Street to the end, you reach, turning right, an equipped green area. Passing behind the cemetery, you reach the capitol of Santa Eurosia. Continuing on, you cross the Road to Farra d'Isonzo. Continuing straight on, you reach the connections with the municipality of Moraro and Mariano del Friuli. Turning right, after crossing the road to Mariano and taking the second capezzagna, you return to the starting point.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.