アマロの天然記念物・トップ20

Great view of the river and the mountains, bridge without a bike path and with traffic.

Great waterfall.

To visit the nearby early Christian basilica.

Early Christian Basilica not far from the River

This stretch of the Tagliamento is very panoramic.

Seemingly out of nowhere this serene yet imposing waterfall comes into view. Paired with the new tarmac, gentle gradients and wide corners the entire road is a must-ride highlight in the area.

The 170 km long Tagliamento river is still largely unregulated for 147 km into the plain - up to Latisana. The river's dynamic processes still take place on a large scale and undisturbed and determine the topography. Extensive gravel areas, small, overgrown islands and alluvial forests form a large, connected ecosystem that is unique in Europe.

The Tagliamento is 170 kilometres long, rises at the Mauria Pass in the province of Belluno, flows through Carnia, takes in the Fella from the Val Canale, enters the northern Italian plain at Gemona del Friuli and flows into the Adriatic Sea between Bibione and Lignano Sabbiadoro.