Crosetta Pass – Mount Pizzoc loop from Caneva

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Italy

Friuli Venezia Giulia

Pordenone

Caneva

Crosetta Pass – Mount Pizzoc loop from Caneva

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Crosetta Pass – Mount Pizzoc loop from Caneva

03:15

45.1km

1,540m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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After 22.5 km for 409 m

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133 m

Duomo of Sarone di Caneva

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Perfect starting point for the ascent of the Cansiglio. In Piazza della Vittoria there is a car park and a bar for a little charge before the climb. Sarone is a hamlet of Caneva at 112 above sea level.

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11.0 km

Junction of Strada dei Carbonai – Descent to Caneva/Sarone

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Directions shortly after Pian de Cavai along the SP 62 that leads to the Cansiglio forest.

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14.6 km

Crosetta Pass

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Malga located right at the Crosetta Pass.

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14.7 km

Osteria La Crosetta

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L'Osteria La Crosetta offers home-style cooking, favoring local products. I recommend the homemade desserts, and if you pass by in the autumn, you'll find chestnuts and mulled wine in the afternoon.

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15.6 km

Ascent to Mount Pizzoc

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The climb to Monte Pizzoc, starting from the junction of the SP422 shortly after Passo Crosetta, is about 6.5 km long with an elevation gain of about 500 meters. The …

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22.6 km

Mount Pizzoc

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With its 1,565 m of altitude, Monte Pizzoc is one of the highest points of the Treviso Pre-Alps. The oronym Pizzòc derives from "pits-òc" or "small tip". On its top …

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