Tutto Montello
Self Guided
A long but easy ride that follows the entire perimeter of the Montello, among river, woods, and landscapes linked to the Great War.
Starting from Pederobba, following back roads and cycle paths towards the Piave, with the option of a stop along the river.
After crossing the Grave del Piave, the route gently climbs along the panoramic road of the Montello and the Prese, passing bunkers, monuments, and historic sites. The second part follows the southern side, with alternatives such as the Tradotta cycle path, until reaching Villa Sandi, where you can stop for a tasting.
A smooth and complete itinerary, to be enjoyed without rushing.
3h50′
58 km
340 m
Discovering
Easy
65€per person
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What to Expect! Highlights
Ciclabile sul Piave
Il bosco della Serenissima (presa IX – X)
Villa Sandi
Details and Additional Services
INCLUDED
- E-bike Hybrid included.
- Phone support during the ride and emergency assistance if needed.
- Helmets and safety equipment to ensure your maximum protection during the tour.
- Smartphone mount, navigation app, and digital maps of the area (for self-guided).
- RCT Insurance.
- Personalised suggestions for meals, tastings, and visits along the route.
- ❌ Meals, tastings, and visits.
OPTIONAL
- E-bike replacement with another model available directly from our rental fleet.
- Round-trip transfer service to/from airports and stations available.
- Private Pick up
NOT SUITABLE FOR...
- ❌ People who cannot ride a bike.
- ❌ Not suitable for a simple "stroll".
Meeting Point
Look for a cabin in the car park of the "Area Shopping 151" shopping centre. You can park freely in the car park. Once there, simply ask for Massimo.
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ABOUT the PIAVE and MONTELLO
Explore the picturesque landscapes of the Piave and the Montello, where nature reigns supreme. Cycle along the paths that follow the river and then climb the wooded slopes of the Montello to admire panoramic views and savour authentic local flavours. Immerse yourself in the history of the Great War and local traditions. The Monte Grappa massif, the Piave river, and the Montello hill were the stage of heroism and tragedy during the Great War. Among these woods and mountains and along the banks of the Piave, the bloody Battle of the Solstice was fought in 1918, bringing the world conflict to an end.
To honour the brave actions of the Arditi, a shrine was erected on Isola Verde, known as the Island of the Dead. The brilliant white gravel of the riverbed and the willows growing along the banks provide a habitat for birds such as the golden eagle. The Montello, with its red earth, karst sinkholes, caves, and springs, bears witness to thousands of years of geological history. Moreover, its acacia and chestnut woods, once a timber reserve for the Serenissima Republic of Venice, now serve as a biodiversity refuge for wild boar, deer, and foxes. Nature and History merge between Montello and Piave: the remains of the ancient Abbey of Sant'Eustachio emerge among the trees just steps from the shrine in memory of the aviation hero Francesco Baracca.
Isola dei Morti
A place of remembrance honouring the sacrifice of thousands of very young soldiers, the nineteen-year-old Boys of '99
Le Prese del Montello
A network of cross-cutting roads across the entire green hill. A paradise for cyclists.
Ponte di Vidor
Destroyed several times during the war, it now serves as the link between the Prosecco Hills and the Treviso plain
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