The best running trails around Martellago

The Ancient Path "Troso" Scabello is a historic country lane of about 600 meters located in Trivignano. In the local dialect, the word "troso" indicates a path born from spontaneous trampling, and this route connects the Castellana road to the area of the ancient Scabello Mill on the Marzenego river. The track develops as a suggestive green corridor, bordering the Rio Storto between trees and ditches, preserving its original rural sinuosity. In the early eighties, the path risked closure by a private individual, but a mobilization of the local community defended its right of public passage in court, presenting as historical evidence its crucial use during a flood in the twentieth century. Today, saved by the citizens, the Troso Scabello is a precious dirt detour that ideally connects the Parco dei Laghetti and the Ca' Bianca Mill, away from traffic.

The Parco dei Laghetti di Martellago is a 54-hectare naturalistic oasis born from the environmental redevelopment of former sand and clay quarries. Located between Martellago and Maerne, it represents one of the main green lungs of the Venetian mainland. The area develops around four main bodies of water, which today host a rich ecosystem of protected flora and fauna, with tree species typical of wetlands and numerous wild birds, also monitored with the support of the WWF. Equipped with flat paths ideal for jogging, walking, and cycling tourism, the park includes equipped areas for picnics, children's play areas, and a refreshment point. With access from Via Fornace and Via Ca' Bembo, it is an ideal destination for leisure and relaxation, easily accessible and integrated into local cycle paths.

Located along the Marzenego river in Trivignano (VE), the Mulino Scabello is a gem of industrial archaeology dating back at least to 1533. Also known as Molin Rosso for the color of its walls or Molin Brusado, it testifies to the ancient milling economy of the Venetian mainland. The building is famous for its scenic spillway and for the carved head dated 1614 embedded in the overflow. Today, the area is a focal point of the Marzenego Park: the "Troso Scabello", a historic trail saved by citizens, and a wooden walkway allow for the rediscovery of the link between the river environment and rural history. It represents an unmissable stop for cycle tourists and walking enthusiasts seeking historical views off the classic tourist circuits.

The village of Tarù represents a corner of rural peace located in the municipality of Mogliano Veneto. This locality is known for its timeless atmosphere, characterized by vast agricultural expanses and ancient courtyards that testify to the area's deep farming vocation. At the center of the small nucleus stands the Church of San Giacomo Apostolo, a historic parish church that serves as a gathering point for the local community. Tarù is crossed by highly appreciated cycle tourism routes that connect the lands of radicchio to the waterways of the Sile, offering visitors and residents a landscape dominated by the rhythm of the seasons and the silent beauty of the Venetian countryside, far from the busiest urban centers.

Passing by here is always relaxing!

Fun single track to ride. Not recommended when it rains due to mud.

Because it straddles the municipalities of Venice and Mogliano Veneto in an agricultural area of particular landscape value and near the former Tarù Mill

Because it allows us to safely traverse a still unspoiled countryside with ever-changing landscapes. It connects the municipality of Venice with that of Mogliano Veneto, and nearby is the former Turbine mill with its adjacent inn.