Verso il Santuario dei SS Vittore e Corona

A pilgrimage on two wheels

Let’s go to discover Feltre, a city rich in history and nature, with an itinerary designed for the whole family!

On our bikes, we will cycle through breathtaking landscapes, visiting historic sites and immersing ourselves in unspoiled nature.

Our route will start from Prà del Moro, and then we enter the heart of the historic center of Feltre. We will cross the ancient Porta Castaldi and climb up to the majestic Alboino Castle, located at the highest point of the Colle delle Capre. Here we can admire a breathtaking view of the city and relive the medieval atmosphere.

Going down towards Borgo Ruga, we will reach the cemetery of the Germans, a place rich in history and mystery. We will then continue to the Sanctuary of Saints Vittore and Corona, a jewel of Romanesque architecture and symbol of the Christian faith. Here we can immerse ourselves in the history of the Crusades and admire the beautiful valley of Feltre.

Leaving the sanctuary, we will go to the Vincheto of Celarda Nature Reserve, an oasis of peace where we can see deer, chamois and roe deer in their natural habitat. A unique experience for nature lovers and an opportunity to let the little ones breathe the pure mountain air.

To conclude our itinerary, we will reach the top of Mount Telva. From here we can enjoy a spectacular view of Feltre and the surrounding mountains before returning to the city again through an easy dirt road.

USEFUL INFORMATION:

Departure and arrival: Prà del Moro (Feltre)

Distance: 25 km

Elevation gain: 400 m

Travel time: 4 hours

Difficulty: easy

Recommended period: all year round, but particularly scenic in autumn for the colors of the vegetation.

You are in a natural environment that demands respect:

• Prohibition of flower picking
• Prohibition of bathing
• No loud noises
• Prohibition of lighting fires
• Do not leave waste around, but dispose of it in designated areas (including cigarette butts, tissues, masks, and organic waste)
• Minors must be accompanied
• Dogs must be kept on a leash and their waste collected
• Do not leave the path
• Do not disturb the local wildlife

It is recommended to check the ARPAV website for any disturbances before starting the hike.