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A very beautiful ride, mostly traffic-free. You can also avoid some dirt sections by taking the nearest secondary paved road.

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Perfect! Ideal for continuing along the cycle path safely.

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In Bribanèt (Sedico), at km 16.5 you come across this lovely little church with an adjoining fountain and bench. http://oratoriosannicolo.comune.sedico.bl.it/storia.html

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We are finally projecting a very small Belluno cycle path into the future (even if they are already abroad)... Beautiful to travel along even with the family to reach Santa Giustina.

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It was built in 1502 by the brothers Bartolomeo and Francesco Buzzatti. Since 1896 it has been the property of the Municipality of Sedico and has been declared a national monument. Internally it presents admirable works of art, among which the altarpiece with a triptych stands out, attributed to Agostino da Lodi, with the paintings of the Madonna and Child, San Nicolò and San Rocco, a wooden altar and the walnut stalls.

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The road follows the course of the river offering fascinating views over the Val Vescovà. This evocative forest path in the woods leads to the Furio Bianchet refuge and in autumn it transforms into a show of warm leaf colours. The trail is easily runable, with the exception of a rocky section which may be slippery, but even there it is possible to run with some caution.

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Pian dei Gat, located in the Alta Val Vescovà, is the seat of the Furio Bianchet Refuge. From here you can admire the majestic north-west facade of the Schiara, the Gusela del Vescovà and the Corno del Nason. Running here is a great experience, thanks to the flat terrain and soft forest trails, although you'll want to watch out for tree roots.

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The wheels of the Mulino di Santa Libera, in Salzàn di Santa Giustina, still turn, moved by the waters of the canal fed by the Vesès stream. The mill, already active in 1526, was capable of grinding twelve quintals of wheat and the same number of corn. The building housed the milling equipment on the ground floor and the granary on the upper floor. The Ignan-Salzan (or Molino) canal, which runs alongside the cycle path up to the footbridge over the Vesès, is the only one still used. In the past there were three and up to twenty-four water wheels operated along the Veses, driving hammers, grinding wheels, mills, sawmills and cloth idlers. The thematic path “Via Dell’Acqua” retraces this history from the foot of Mount Pizzocco to the ancient mill of Santa Libera.

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