Nature Trails

The Path of the Good Pope. The route that starts at the ancient Parish Church of San Pietro di Feletto is entitled to “St. John XXIII Pope”, due to the bond he had with the community and the territory of Feletto. Cardinal Roncalli, in fact, during the years of patriarchy in Venice, loved to spend some periods of rest and reflection in the ancient Villa near the Parish Church and to take long walks.

This naturalistic, historical, cultural and spiritual trail repeats these routes and runs in a circular pattern for approximately 4 km. The itinerary allows you to reach the small roccolo (circle of hornbeam trees) where the Cardinal stopped for a long time in meditation, to enter the woods and then to enjoy the wonderful views of the hills of the Prealps and the Alta Marca Trevigiana as well as wandering on the eastern Venetian and Friulian plain.

The Val Trippera Route represents one of the most interesting hilly itineraries for the notable insights it offers, ranging from botany to geology, fauna and the history of the places. The clear waters of the Crevada stream have shaped the surface, creating furrows and creating deep fissures and dark sinkholes. he ring starts from Piazza Giovanni XXIII where the Parish Church of San Pietro is located and descends towards the south, partly affecting the territory of Refrontolo.

Along the route you come across the “cave dea graspa”, a secluded and steep place where, once upon a time, grappa was clandestinely distilled and you come across the evocative remains of the Crevada Mill, no longer in operation. At the ruins of the former mill the route goes up towards Borgo Anese, continues beyond Borgo Castagnè and returns towards the square passing next to Borgo Frare.

This route takes place between the hamlets of Santa Maria and San Michele di Feletto with an optimal starting point from the Church of Santa Maria. Develops along the valley of the Crevada stream coming into contact with the rows of local vines, the karst rocks that form walls, small and large caves and caves (“Landri” and “Landron”) which are very suggestive.

There are numerous karst springs, streams and pools of water that feed the Crevada stream below.

The path along the Cervano stream in the hamlet of Bagnolo is a mixed pedestrian and cycle path that runs alongside the Cervano stream, then Monticano. A ride or walk through vineyards and hilly landscapes, discovering the most fascinating and authentic places of our territory.

It develops from Via Borgo Antiga, in the municipality of Vittorio Veneto, to Via Manzana in the municipality of San Pietro di Feletto, crossing the territory of Bagnolo.