Treviso → Jesolo / Cavallino area
Distance: 60 km
Terrain: flat, cycle paths and secondary roads

The journey begins in Treviso, a city shaped by water, and follows the Sile River along the scenic Greenway. Cycling through shaded riverbanks, countryside, and elegant Venetian villas, the route offers a continuous connection between nature and history.

Along the way, traces of ancient river navigation emerge, including the evocative Burci Cemetery, where abandoned wooden boats rest quietly along the riverbanks.

The day ends as the landscape gradually opens toward the lagoon, reaching the Jesolo or Cavallino area.

Highlights

• Treviso canals and historic center
• Sile Greenway
• Venetian villas
• Burci Cemetery
• River landscapes opening to the lagoon

Jesolo / Cavallino → Lio Piccolo loop
Distance: 50 km
Terrain: flat, quiet roads through lagoon landscapes

The second day is dedicated to exploring the lagoon environment, cycling through one of the most unique ecosystems in Northern Italy. The route winds between water, sky, and land, with ever-changing views across salt marshes and fishing valleys.

The highlight is Lio Piccolo, a small rural settlement surrounded by water and nature, where time seems to stand still. Here, the landscape becomes minimal and essential, shaped by light, reflections, and silence.

The return ride continues through the lagoon roads, offering endless panoramic views before completing the loop.

Highlights

• Venetian Lagoon landscapes
• Lio Piccolo village
• Fishing valleys (valli da pesca)
• Birdlife: herons and flamingos
• Panoramic lagoon roads