Fountain at Lama di Som – Malga Coda di Bosco dal Titti loop from Brugnera

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Italy

Friuli Venezia Giulia

Pordenone

Brugnera

Fountain at Lama di Som – Malga Coda di Bosco dal Titti loop from Brugnera

Hard

4.0

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riders

Fountain at Lama di Som – Malga Coda di Bosco dal Titti loop from Brugnera

04:30

59.2km

1,210m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 9, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 7.29 km for 306 m

After 31.7 km for 85 m

After 34.5 km for 301 m

After 38.0 km for 77 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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8.40 km

Piazza del Popolo, Sacile

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Piazza del Popolo is the historic and monumental heart of Sacile (PN), located along the banks of the Livenza river. Once established as a commercial emporium and goods transhipment point …

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23.1 km

Fountain at Lama di Som

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Drinking fountain along the climb to Lama di Som, an excellent point for refueling with drinking water

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29.4 km

Malga Coda di Bosco dal Titti

Highlight • Restaurant

30.8 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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32.2 km

Parco dei Carbonai

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The Parco dei Carbonai, in the locality of Lamar di Cordignano, is the exact reconstruction of what used to be the charcoal burner's work camp. Recently renovated, it was built …

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35.1 km

Big Bench #190

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Fabulous bench to stop and admire a unique landscape.

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40.4 km

Cordignano Castle ruins

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Little information is available about the castle of Cordignano, which dates back to the eleventh century. The first information dates back to a document from 1233.

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