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A beautiful walk accessible to everyone. Access is free, and parking is available at one of the two restaurants at the ends of the trail.

Near the Porta del Delta is a small campsite with cabins and pitches for camper vans. Fishermen, cyclists, and campers are welcome guests. For four years, this site has been run by a couple from Pregarten near Linz, Austria. The inn next door has unfortunately closed since then, as the owners could no longer run it. In the village of Serravalle, there are small shops and a bakery. The campsite offers outdoor and indoor kitchens, as well as barbecue grills, so guests can self-cater.

great walk to do with a good camera around your neck and a good pair of binoculars!

As soon as we leave Volano, immediately after the bridge over the Po, on the right there is a beautiful lake populated by numerous pink flamingos, continuing then we find the suggestive cycle path that will take us south along the Mesola Forest to Goro and Gorino, the border between Emilia Romagna and Veneto

The Gran Bosco della Mesola Nature Reserve, with an area of 1,058 hectares, represents one of the last and best preserved remnants of lowland forest, a memory of the ancient forests that were found up to a few centuries ago along the Adriatic coast.

Beautiful natural oasis. Komoot regards it as an S2 singletrack. Personally I wouldn't say more than S0. There are no differences in height, no sand, or particular obstacles along the track. It may have been recently cleaned, but it seemed very quiet to me. Feasible with any bike as long as the wheels are not very thin.

Wrecks and wooden boats form a magical picture in the early morning on the bag

Spectacular and enchanted oasis that can only be traveled on foot, perfectly maintained and with unique informative signs, truly a masterpiece! BICYCLES FORBIDDEN. It is a small salty valley of 64 hectares, the relict of a larger complex of coastal lagoons, which surrounded the Abbey of Pomposa, is bordered at the ends by two ancient valley huts used, once, as a deposit for tools for the fishing. From a naturalistic point of view, the oasis represents a truly unique biotope: given the shallow depth of the valley, the flora is mainly made up of limonium, scirpeti, rush groves and reeds. In the few areas not flooded, the vegetation is made up of holm oaks, phyllirae and tamarisks. The fauna is typical of wetlands.