Lake Vedana – Church of San Gottardo loop from Santa Giustina-Cesio

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Lake Vedana – Church of San Gottardo loop from Santa Giustina-Cesio

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Lake Vedana – Church of San Gottardo loop from Santa Giustina-Cesio

03:00

40.9km

420m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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Parco Nazionale Dolomiti Bellunesi

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3.89 km

Belluno–Sedico–Feltre Cycle Path

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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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5.59 km

Ancient Rogge Path Along the River

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Nice stretch, especially in autumn, but if it has rained it is very muddy

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7.51 km

Model airfield along the Ancient Roggie

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9.69 km

New levees on the Cordevole

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The stretch is beautiful, with an easy surface if dry, but in case of rain it becomes quite muddy

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10.0 km

Path of the Ancient Canals of Sedico

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You ride on beautiful gravel or forest paths through the area of the old mills on the river Cordevole. There are always picnic spots with benches and tables. Technically simple …

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19.9 km

Lake Vedana

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Vedana lake, of glacial origin, is an Edoreic basin: therefore it has neither tributaries nor emissaries, but is fed by underground water veins.
Definitely worth a break!

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24.0 km

Church of San Gottardo

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The small Sanctuary exudes spirituality and suggestion; placed on a hill at the entrance to the Valle del Cordevole, it welcomed travelers and pilgrims from all over Europe with the …

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