Conegliano

Starting from CastelBrando, go down the road crossing a short path along the Via delle Acque and take Via Madonna delle Grazie. Follow signs for Zuel di Qua and continue the climb reaching Rolle, a famous village for being elected the first Italian Borgo by the FAI and named as "postcards of the gods" by Andrea Zanzotto.

Continue along the road "località caneve de Roch" to reach the Molinetto della Croda, an ancient mill from the 1600s, one of the most suggestive corners of the Marca Trevigiana. It is possible to visit, by reservation, the internal rooms of the Molinetto. After the recommended stop at the Molinetto, continue along the main road to reach Refrontolo, whose name means village among wooded hills.

Leaving the village of Refrontolo, take the road called Le Mire, a winding road going uphill/downhill leading to San Pietro di Feletto. In this village, a visit to the Pieve di San Pietro di Feletto is highly recommended, a sacred building dating back to the Romanesque period, under the diocese of Vittorio Veneto. Climbing the steps to the church, you can admire a stunning view of the valley. Continue on Borgo Antica street; on your right, past the intersection of Rua di Feletto, also on the right, you will find the Eremo Camaldolese and the Church of Santa Maria Assunta and San Romualdo.

Continue on the main road in the Guizza area; a stop is recommended for an aperitif or snacks at Osteria Guizza, recently reopened after renovation.

Continuing on Guizza road you reach the Castello di Conegliano, from which you can admire the entire city from above. The Castle can be visited on request and by reservation. In the Castle courtyard there is a restaurant for a short stop. Getting back on your bike, descend the switchbacks of the Colle di Giano to reach the historic part of Conegliano and see the casa del Cima.

The route continues descending along the road of the Fontana di Nettuno, turn right until you reach the Istituto Cerletti, an oenological school established in 1876. Follow the Institute to return towards the Castle, taking Via Caronelli and Via XX Settembre, the medieval-origin historic center. The Teatro Accademia rises in all its majesty, its facade dominating Piazza Cima, home to the Dama Castellana, a living historical event that characterizes the city.

Leaving Conegliano, take the road Via Mangesa, a road that borders the Manzana and Calpena areas, turn left onto Via delle Spezie, passing through Strada vicinal del Bozzet up to Via Soldera. A lunch or dinner break at Ristorante Larin da Bepo is suggested.

At the intersection, turn left onto Via Col di Lana, before the bridge turn right and immediately left onto Via Confin and Via San Giuseppe in Formeniga. Take the road Località Castagnera Bassa and Località Castellich heading towards Tarzo. Pass the town center and after the Banca Prealpi, turn left onto Via Bellavista to skirt the hill up to Zuel di Qua. Once at Zuel, resume the road Madonna delle Grazie to return to CastelBrando.