BIM Basso Piave Cycle Path – Laguna del Mort loop from Fossalta di Piave

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BIM Basso Piave Cycle Path – Laguna del Mort loop from Fossalta di Piave

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BIM Basso Piave Cycle Path – Laguna del Mort loop from Fossalta di Piave

04:27

66.6km

90m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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3.96 km

Scenic trail along the Piave River

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A beautiful clearing that allows us to admire the beauty and majesty of the Piave.

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6.00 km

Gravel path between Fossalta di Piave and Musile di Piave

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Nice stretch of dirt road, especially in summer for the coolness, which connects Fossalta di Piave to Musile di Piave.

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9.44 km

Gravel trail along the Piave River

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Beautiful route along the Piave river.

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19.4 km

BIM Basso Piave Cycle Path

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The Piave river with very low banks near the mouth of Cortellazzo.

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25.8 km

Pontoon bridge over the Piave

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Bridge over the Piave river practically at its mouth in via Revedoli.

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30.6 km

The Mort Lagoon is the most characteristic element, from an environmental point of view, of the Eraclea coast, along the coast of the northern Upper Adriatic. This seawater lagoon, separated from the open waters, is characterized by shallow, sandy seabeds rich in phytoplankton, where mussels, clams, oysters, crabs, mullet, plaice and sole live. Until 1935 the Mort Lagoon was nothing more than the last stretch of the Piave river, which ran perpendicular to the coastline before flowing into the open sea. At the height of a particular flood, the Piave broke its banks, abandoning the old riverbed and opening its way to flow into its current Cortellazzo estuary. This last excerpt therefore became devoid of tributaries and was filled only by the rising tide, transforming into a small lagoon of considerable environmental and faunal interest.

The progressive silting of the body of water allows you to cross the mouth of the Mort at low tide and visit the south-eastern shore located in the municipality of Jesolo. The north-west side of the lagoon, called Valle Ossi, falls entirely within the municipality of Eraclea and is covered by a pine forest still devoid of tourist settlements and uncontaminated.

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56.2 km

Victory Bridge over the Piave in San Donà di Piave

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The Ponte della Vittoria crosses the Piave River, sacred to the homeland for its historical significance.

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63.0 km

Fossalta di Piave Floating Bridge

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Paid private pontoon bridge to cross the Piave river at Fossalta di Piave.

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66.6 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

48.1 km

12.7 km

3.42 km

1.55 km

941 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

38.4 km

13.2 km

7.00 km

4.68 km

3.42 km

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Monday 2 November

15°C

6°C

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Comments

February 7, 2025,Lungo il fiume Piave fino al mare di Cortellazzo (Jesolo)

The Piave is a 220 km long Veneto river, with @Fabrizio we cycled along the part of the cycle path on the right bank, from Noventa di Piave to the current mouth of Cortellazzo, created by a great flood in 1935. Because this river with a placid, calm and majestic presence, a source of wealth for the many activities linked …

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September 22, 2022,Zenson argine dx Piave Jesolo

On the route of the rafts of the Piave it starts 2 ^ from Zenzon di Piave to Cortellazzo Jesolo and back
Follow the path used by the rafts to bring to Venice the trunks from the woods of the Serenissima necessary for its construction
Also front line of the resistance of 15/18
Along its course in the final part …

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