This loop combines hamlet roads, local trails, and a section of the Sentiero dei Roccoli, set in a typically pre-Alpine environment: mixed woods, clearings, ridges with open views, and a strong 'territorial' identity (hamlets and historic connecting paths). The symbolic point of the itinerary is the Mucciòn Chapel, a small alpine church in the Valdagnese hilly area, built in the 1950s by local inhabitants: a place that naturally invites rest.
From Mucciòn, you enter for a stretch on the Sentiero dei Roccoli, a well-known loop trail for the presence of the “roccoli” (ancient structures related to hunting traditions and forest management) and the views over the Val Leogra and the Piccole Dolomiti.
The loop then closes returning towards Bergamini di Sopra passing near a green/play and picnic area (as per your development), maintaining a pleasant hiking profile, perfect for a half day.
Author’s recommendation
- This walk is ideal for a half day in spring or autumn.
- Check the opening hours of restaurants and farmhouses in the area; you'll have the chance to enjoy typical dishes.
- Download the track to consult it offline and avoid getting lost.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
- Be careful of traffic on open road sections.
- After rain, the ground may be slippery, especially on downhill sections, so be cautious.
Roadbook
Contrà Bergamini di Sopra → take the road/trail heading towards Novella.
Novella → continue towards Monte Mucchione (steady ascent on local roads/trails).
Monte Mucchione → continue traversing/downhill towards Contrà Bernardi.
Contrà Bernardi → take the Bernardi–Chele connection to the area of the Mucciòn Chapel (Contrà Chele).
Mucciòn Chapel → initially take the Sentiero dei Roccoli.
After the first section on the Sentiero dei Roccoli, leave it by keeping right towards the playground / picnic area (this is an easy fork to miss, refer to the GPS track).
From the picnic area, follow the direction towards Bergamini di Sopra and return to the starting point closing the loop.
Coordinates
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Equipment
- Wear hiking boots or trekking shoes.
- Always carry a hat to protect yourself from the sun and a sweater and waterproof jacket to wear if the weather worsens.
- Even if you plan to stop at facilities along the route, still bring a water bottle and something to eat.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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