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Friuli Venezia Giulia
Udine
Fagagna

Tagliamento River – Lake Cornino loop from Fagagna / Feagne

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Road cycling routes
Italy
Friuli Venezia Giulia
Udine
Fagagna

Tagliamento River – Lake Cornino loop from Fagagna / Feagne

Hard

67

riders

Tagliamento River – Lake Cornino loop from Fagagna / Feagne

04:30

79.7km

1,440m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 28, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

Natura 2000 - Greto del Tagliamento

Torrente Arzino

Natura 2000 - Valle del medio Tagliamento

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Bus stop

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18.5 km

Tagliamento River

Highlight • River

Between Pinzano and Ragogna, this bridge allows a great view over the Tagliamento River, whose waters here seem almost as crystalline as the Sardinian sea. The wide riverbed is often only partially occupied by water.

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18.6 km

Near Pinzano, the course of the Tagliamento river passes through a narrow passage: this has meant that the place has been home to a ferry since ancient times. Probably, various attempts to build pontoon and wooden bridges followed one another, especially on the occasion of the passage of armies or important personalities, but these constructions were temporary in nature. Today the bridge connects the province of Udine to that of Pordenone.

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3

19.2 km

Castello di Pinzano

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Tra pocco da Pinzano si trova una bella vista sul castello di Pinzano

Shortly after Pinzano you have a beautiful view of the Castello di Pinzano

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23.6 km

The first masonry bridge that crosses the Arzino near Flagogna dates back to 1916, built by the Royal Italian Army.

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5

35.4 km

Monte Prat

Highlight • Natural

Mount Prat is a vast plateau which slopes gently from the slopes of Mount Cuar towards the south up to an altitude of about 700 m. Climbing with the bike (road) from Forgaria the climb is constant and training. Going up from Pielungo the climb is slightly harder but more protected from the woods and in summer you can feel it. The Avasinis side is the hardest with the final part (slopes around 20%), which puts a strain on it.

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40.9 km

Cuel di Forcja

Mountain Pass

7

55.5 km

Monument to Ottavio Bottecchia

Highlight • Monument

Ottavio Bottecchia was one of the most famous and successful Italian cyclists between the two world wars. First Italian winner of the Tour de France in 1924, first ever to win the Tour holding the yellow jersey from the first to the last stage, the "bricklayer of Friuli" (nickname that derives from his youthful work, although he was not from Friuli but from Veneto) he participated in only one Giro d'Italia but is commonly remembered among the greatest, like Girardengo and Binda. Here on the road between Peonis and Cornino, where he died during training, a plaque is today placed. To delve deeper into his story, Claudio Gregori's book "Il corno di Orlando" is splendid, while the second season of the podcast "Maglia nera" is dedicated to Bottecchia.

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57.4 km

Riserva naturale regionale del Lago di Cornino

Nature Reserve

9

58.1 km

Lake Cornino

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Lake Cornino is a small body of water that originated during the retreat of the ice which occurred about 10,000 years ago. The bottom of this depression is almost ten meters lower than the bed of the Tagliamento and the waters of the groundwater of the Osoppo plain flow into it through the permeable sediments.

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77.2 km

Fagagna

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Fagagna is part of the club of the most beautiful villages in Italy. On its hill stand the ruins of the tenth century castle. The town is also known for the "Fagagna cheese" and for the museum of peasant life in Cjase Cocél.

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79.7 km

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75.7 km

1.57 km

1.56 km

913 m

Surfaces

65.5 km

14.2 km

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Sunday 26 July

29°C

16°C

37 %

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Comments

July 23, 2023,Cuel di Forchia
Bad climb, already from Avasinis slopes of 15%. At the end of the climb we reach slopes over 20%. So keep your energy reserve for the tough finish.

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