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A fantastic place to explore both by bike and on foot. A lovely walk up the San Floriano hill overlooking the village of Polcenigo is also a lovely experience. The scenery is enchanting.

pretty path

It's always surprising... you cycle into a town/village and there's nothing going on around you. Then you get to the center and suddenly there is “cheering - hustle and bustle - cheerfulness”. The ice cream parlor was full and according to reports they have the best Italian ice cream there. Unfortunately I didn't have time to take photos. Eon place that I will definitely visit again in 2024.

Simple building, probably dating back to the 17th century and the result of interventions and expansions that took place over time (the roof dates back to 1983). It has a rectangular hall, with a slightly raised presbytery of polygonal shape. The hall has a wooden trussed ceiling, while the presbytery is characterized by a ribbed vault. The façade is preceded by a portico closed on two sides: the main front is walled up while the left side has a round arched opening. The oratory is located in the rural context of Giais ("Taviela") and is dedicated to San Biagio, a much celebrated saint in the Diocese of Concordia - Pordenone.

Easy and peaceful walk through beech woods, sinkholes, hillocks and grassy valleys with sweeping views over the Pordenone plain. On very clear days you can admire vast horizons, from the sea to the Dolomites. Counterclockwise, this is the description of the route: Piancavallo – Casera Collalt – Candaglia – Casera Barzan - Casera del Medico – Casera Caseratte - Piancavallo Once in Piancavallo, before entering the large roundabout that leads to Piazzale della Puppa, turn right and find a parking space near the green electrical substation (road closed). From here begins the Promenade of the Malghe signs that unequivocally guide the entire route. The first 2 km take place on a forest track that crosses a beautiful beech forest. Leaving among the grassy clearings, the route makes a U-turn. After Casera Collalt, it intercepts and crosses the paved road (Via Collalt). The track, which has now become a path, descends to the pastures of Candaglia. Here you continue again on an easy and wide forest road that runs alongside mountain arnica crops and pine and fir woods. After Casera Barzan, a wide bend anticipates the climb towards Casera del Medico, in a secluded position on our left. Another 2 km of light but constant uphill lead to Casera Caseratte. From here, having reached the meadow saddle above, you return to the beautiful beech forest, bypassing some characteristic karst sinkholes. Once you emerge in Via Collalto, near the electrical substation, go down for over 1 km on the paved road to the starting point.

beautiful path along the creek

Near the center of Pordenone, this beautiful park is hidden where you can take beautiful walks. If you have dogs this place is suitable to bring them too! Inside there are reciting areas specially designed to let your 4-legged friends go free.

The Gor Naturalistic Path develops among the Budoia hills in a humid gorge environment. Much of the route runs adjacent to the Rui de Gor, which reached the town of Polcenigo and flows into the Gorgazzo stream. There are numerous footbridges and wooden bridges that allow you to cross the Gor stream in several places in a suggestive and relaxing atmosphere.