Suggestive itinerary surrounded by greenery, which starts from the city center of Vicenza and develops among the natural environments at the foot of the Berici Hills. Along the way we encounter international monuments designed by the hand of Andrea Palladio.

Lake Fimon, at 35,000 years old, is the oldest Lake Fimon in northern Italy and receives water from all the small streams around it. Flora and fauna are typical of the area, and lookout points allow herons and other birds to be observed while fishing or resting.

Technical description:
The route does not present great technical difficulties as it proceeds along well-trodden bike paths or dirt roads. There are water fountains and refreshment stations along the route, as well as any bicycle mechanics.
Be a little careful as you leave the bike path, crossing the Riviera Berica road to enter the correct path leading to Lake Fimon.

Route type: loop
Length: 36 km
Height difference in ascent: 210 m
Downhill elevation gain: 210 m
Highest point: 48 m
Lowest point: 20 m
Type of surface: asphalt

Technical advice:
No particular technical advice. It is possible to stop at many parts of the trail, including a restorative break near the lake

Starting municipality: Vicenza
Starting location: Vicenza
Municipality of arrival: Vicenza
Place of arrival: Vicenza

Recommended period:
All year round

Where to park:
Departure is from the Vicenza station; there are many paid parking lots available nearby. There is the possibility of arriving by train, so a car is not necessary