This is a hilly tour, suitable from spring to autumn, lasting about 5 hours (approximately 50 km). The landscape is delightful, both when everything is ablaze with vibrant green and when it turns yellow and rusty during the foliage season. The route starts from Col San Martino, climbs to the Via delle Serre, and then descends to the Campea Wine Center. Here, you can taste typical products paired with authentic Prosecco DOCG. Once you’ve regained your energy, you head toward Miane and then Cison di Valmarino, all the way up to the Castle. The landscape from above is truly breathtaking, so all that’s left to do is head back, along the Praderadego road, towards Follina and then back toward Miane, along the road that leads to Combai. After a few uphill stretches, you head along a gentler road that leads to Santo Stefano, not far from where our tour began.

There’s no other place in the world like the Osteria senza Oste, a place where you can eat, sip excellent Prosecco, and then at the end you don’t pay the bill but leave a freewill offering, proportionate to your enjoyment of the stop! In Guia, the center of the Rive del Cartizze, in addition to the experience of traversing an enchanting landscape, you can also enjoy the curiosity and pleasure of this unforgettable stop.

The tour begins in the village of San Giovanni, passing through dirt roads to the little church of San Giacomo and then, after several ups and downs, to Saccol. From here, a truly challenging stretch begins, which will be easier to tackle with the help of an e-bike. This section ends on Strada Mont, which leads directly to the picturesque Osteria senza Oste. After a well-deserved and delightful break, the route heads towards Santo Stefano. The landscape is truly beautiful, reaching an altitude of approximately 430 meters. We then descend through the vineyards to an altitude of 200 meters, leaving the main road and continuing along dirt roads to the Ponte Raboso junction which leads to the dirt road on the Col ridge. From here, a nice up and down path leads back to the little church of San Giacomo di Guia and then to the point from which the tour began.