Distance and Time required: 3.7 Km | 1.5 h

Elevation gain: 227mt

Difficulty: Medium

Starting Point: Parking in Via Tandura a Vittorio Veneto

Short description: Vittorio Veneto is a beautiful town nestled in greenery. We’ll climb Mount Marcantone up to the Sanctuary of Santa Augusta, then head back down the same way for a short stroll through the town center.

Stroller/Wheelchair accessible: No

Read more: Santa Augusta in Vittorio Veneto

Distance and Time required: 2,9 Km | 1h

Elevation gain: 101

Starting Point: Via Pascoli Conegliano (in front of Villa Canello)

Short description: Starting from the northern slope, we will walk up to Conegliano Castle passing through Porta Ser Belle. We’ll visit the museum inside the castle before heading down to the town center to see Porta Monticano and Piazza Cima. On the way back, we will follow Calle Madonna della Neve, sheltered by the ancient Carraresi walls.

Stroller/Wheelchair accessible: No

Read more: Walk up to Conegliano Castle and Calle Madonna della Neve

Distance and Time required: 4.5 Km | 1,5h

Elevation gain: 61mt

Starting Point: Parkings in via Monterumici a Treviso

Short description: A curious stroll through history, art, and culture to uncover the traces of monastic life within the city of Treviso. As we will discover, it’s not just about religious buildings

Stroller/Wheelchair accessible: Yes

Read more: Treviso: the friar's route

Distance and Time required: 3.8 Km | 1 h

Elevation gain: 42mt

Starting Point: Parking in Via Giotto (near the schools) in Castelfranco Veneto

Short description: Discover the charm of Castelfranco Veneto, the birthplace of the painter Giorgione. Enjoy a relaxing walk through the public gardens and inside the beautifully preserved medieval walls, filled with traditional shops and cozy osterie

Stroller/Wheelchair accessible: Yes

Read more: Castelfranco Veneto: walk in the medieval center

Distance and Time required: 4 Km | 1.5 h

Elevation gain: 26mt

Starting Point: Parking in Via Lancieri di Novara a Treviso

Short description: The Botteniga river enters Treviso, and its waters split into three canals that eventually flow into the Sile river. Let’s go and discover them, passing through some of the most characteristic corners of the city, such as the Cathedral, Piazza dei Signori, and the 'Fontana delle Tette' (Fountain of the Breasts)

Stroller/Wheelchair accessible: Yes

Read more: Discovering the Canals of Treviso

Distance and Time required: 4,6 | 2 h

Elevation gain: flat

Starting Point: Parking in Piazza Vittoria

Short description: Starting from the center of Riese Pio X, we’ll discover the Birthplace of Pope Pius X and his museum. After the visit, walking in the Pope’s footsteps, we will head towards the Cendrole Sanctuary along the Curiotto Path. On the way back to the car, we’ll take a moment to explore the charming Poetry Park (Parco della Poesia)

Stroller/Wheelchair accessible: Yes

Read more: Pope Pius X Path: From His Birthplace to Cendrole Sanctuary

Distance and Time required: 4 | 1.5

Elevation gain: 95mt

Starting Point: Parking in front of the Temple of Possagno

Short description: A walk between art and nature in the heart of Possagno, the hometown of Antonio Canova. We'll start from the majestic Temple, head into the green nature trail, walk through the village, and return to the Temple. If you're up for it, you can wrap up the walk with a visit to the atmospheric Gypsotheca, surrounded by the works of the famous sculptor.

Stroller/Wheelchair accessible: No

Read more: Canova’s Walk – Exploring Possagno between Art and Nature

Distance and Time required: 8 km | 3h

Elevation gain: 65mt

Starting Point: Parking in Via Gaspare Paoletti near Follina Circle

Short description: Walk in Follina, hitting up both the village lanes and the country roads to check out this awesome little place right down by the Treviso Pre-Alps. We'll be walking with the flow of the Follina River right next to us a lot of the time. We'll stop by the Saint Scholastica Spring, see the famous Follina Abbey, take a look at the Austro-Hungarian Cemetery, and visit the little hamlet of Valmareno

Stroller/Wheelchair accessible: Yes

Read more: Follina – walking trails through hamlets, streams, and meadows