Attractions around Chiusaforte

Chiusaforte (furlanisch Scluse, slow. Kluže, German Klausen) is a municipality in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region in Friuli, Italy with 628 inhabitants (as of 31 December 2017). It lies in the … read more

Worthwhile goal of a steadily uphill hike.

Not only the train has tunnels

Super nice bike path from Tarvisio to Moggio, unfortunately not yet to Carnia.
More information: achim-bartoschek.de/bahneur_it.htm#it06_01 and alpe-adria-radweg.com/mobile/de

The old, abandoned track of the "Pontebbana" runs through the middle of the town of Chiusaforte, while the new railway line leads invisibly through a long tunnel through the mountain. … read more

Through the narrow valley just before Chiusaforte, the river, the road, the motorway and the Alpe-Adria bike path are forcing their way. Once you have reached the picturesque mountain village, … read more

again it goes into a very long tunnel, partly unlit and cool, and if you have crossed this, then another follows with 700m length!

Here you move on the former front line of 1915. Many traces and ruins still point to the events of the First World War. Historically very interesting, especially the Fort Hermann.

At times very crowded, but definitely worth a visit. For a short detour there is a car park 5 min. away.

Moggio Udinese lies at 341 meters above sea level and is surrounded by the high peaks of the Julian Alps and the Carnic Alps. The foundation of the village dates … read more

Maborghetto Valbruna is a small community between the Carnic and Julian Alps and therefore an excellent starting point for mountaineers. In the past the place belonged to Austria but since … read more

Boka is a karst spring, waterfall and torrent stream, which is a right tributary of the Soča. The length of the stream to the mouth of the Soča is less … read more

The riverbed with this historic bridge and landscape are simply ragged.

The foundation of the village dates back to Roman times. Today Pontebba fights with the declining population. Nevertheless, it is worthwhile for pedals on the Alpe-Adria bike path to make … read more

When Italy declared war on the Austro-Hungarian Empire on May 24, 1915, the northeastern borders were different than today. The canal valley (Val Canale), with the municipalities of Tarvis, Malborghetto … read more

Beautiful vantage point on the Boka waterfall.

Resiutta is located in the Eisental in Friuli. The place has always played an important role as a rest stop for travelers, as finds from bygone days prove. Today, one … read more

Super nice railway cycle path, part of the Alpe-Adria cycle path.
The most fun way to cycle from Tarvisio down towards Venzone.
More information: achim-bartoschek.de/bahneur_it.htm#it06_01, de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontafelbahn and alpe-adria-radweg.com/mobile / de /

The Mangart (in Slovenian Mangrt) is with its 2677 m one of the highest and most characteristic peaks in the Julian Alps. It is on the border with Italy. The … read more

Predilpass section between Log pod Mangartom and the border. From Log pod Mangartom it becomes significantly steeper. The topping is pretty good. About halfway up the climb there is a … read more