Colceresa: Hare Path

A clockwise direction is proposed, with departure and arrival in the square in Mason. The first part of the path is flat and, along Via Tarquinia and then Via Ferretti, you reach, in short, the climb of the Palazzotto trail that quickly leads to the top and gives a pleasant view on the plain. After a short stretch on the right on Via Franchi, take the Costa trail on the left and then, upon turning left on the descent of Via Costa, you reach Via Monte Ortigara. Continue westwards on the bike path, after a few hundred metres take Via Riale, which should be followed by keeping the right at the junction and then turning left, on a steep ramp towards a vineyard. The Riale trail takes you to a more natural setting, where walking is easier thanks to wooden staircases and bridges over the streams that flow down from the hill. The climb leads to Costa d'Olio, where you take the homonymous street on the right until you return to Via Franchi (take the left), and then Via Belmonte, to reach the beginning of the Sonco Gobbi trail, on the border with Fara Vicentino. Along the vineyards and enjoying the view of the Laverda valley, the gradual descent leads to Via Barco (take the right) to the Via Laverda bridge, which allows you to go to the left bank. There take the Mariane trail that you must follow keeping your left at the junction, turning uphill to join Via Costavernese until you reach Via Tibalda (turn right). After a few hundred metres, you will find the Mascarellotti trail on the right which, with a panoramic stretch, takes you downhill on Via Collesello (turn left) to Piazza di Mure, where you can stop. From Mure, taking the alley of the Maso, you reach the Cecchina trail that leads to Via Roma (turn right) in front of the Molvena library. Continuing right along the sidewalk for about 1 km you will find, on the right, a dirt road that leads to Via Collesello (turn left), Via Nogaredo and shortly in the square in Mason.

Bottom: 50% trails, 10% dirt roads, 40% asphalt