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Piave River – Salce Cycle Path loop from Sedico - Bribano

Piave River – Salce Cycle Path loop from Sedico - Bribano

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Piave River – Salce Cycle Path loop from Sedico - Bribano

03:49

60.6km

610m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 19, 2026

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4.79 km

Piave River

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River that belongs to the history of Italy.

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9.98 km

Scenic road between Pieve di Limana and Cesa with views of the Dolomiti Bellunesi

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This smooth panoramic road connects the hamlet of Pieve di Limana to that of Cesa and allows you to pedal in complete tranquility with the Belluno Dolomites in the background.

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29.4 km

Sant’Antonio Abate Sanctuary of Villiago

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The Sant’Antonio Abate Sanctuary is located on a ridge overlooking the Sedico plain to the north-west. Originally the church was dedicated to San Girolamo, but in the pastoral visit of 1883 it is referred to as Sant'Antonio abate. Inside, the image object of veneration is an altarpiece that presents the Virgin and Child with St. Jerome and St. Anthony by Francesco Frigimelica "the Elder" (1570-post 1646). Inside, the building has a single nave structure with an altar placed inside a semicircular chapel. It has not undergone significant changes over time apart from minor restoration works.

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31.8 km

Church of Saints Fermo and Rustico

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34.1 km

Salce Cycle Path

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Very beautiful and very flowing

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35.0 km

Salce: Historic Villas and Mountain Views

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Leaving Belluno, towards Feltre, four kilometers from the center a road diverges to the left which briefly climbs to the Col di Salce. In the small nucleus of Salce, at an altitude of 429 metres, the seventeenth-century Villa Zaglio and the coeval church of San Bartolomeo stand nearby. A short distance away is the eighteenth-century oratory of the Beata Vergine Annunciata, annexed to the severe seventeenth-century body of Villa Giamosa, in which the crowning tympanum is replaced by a turret. A little further on, on the right, there is the 17th century Villa Doglioni.

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