Pilgrim trails in Friuli-Venezia Giulia

The Barbana - Grado and Aquileia route is a prologue to the Cammino Celeste. The stage is described assuming that the pilgrim has already stayed overnight in Barbana in order to return by steamboat in the morning (about 25 minutes of navigation in the lagoon) to Grado and head to Aquileia.

The first stage Aquileia - Aiello is 16 and a half kilometers long, it runs through country terrain without encountering any elevation gain.

The second Stage Aiello - Cormons is 17 kilometers long, and also in this stage one does not encounter any particular height difference.

The fourth stage Castelmonte - Masarolis is 26,5 kilometers long, from the Castelmonte Sanctuary down a beautiful scenic road to the village of Purgessimo to reach after about two kilometers the town of Cividale, the ancient Forum Julii founded in the 1st century B.C. by the Romans.

The fifth stage, Masarolis - Montemaggiore, runs along a road with varying elevation gain along the hills of eastern Friuli, 24 1/2 kilometers long.

The seventh Stage Rifugio A.N.A. - Prato di Resia begins with a descent to the Tanamea Pass; then proceeding along trail 739 we reach the Casera Nischiuarch at an altitude of 1182 meters, recently renovated and used as a wildlife observatory.

The eighth Stage Prato di Resia - Dogna has a course of slightly more than thirteen kilometers and runs along trail 638 to the Sella Sagata chapel located at an altitude of 850 meters, then descends to Raccolana along a narrow path through the woods.

The ninth stage from Dogna to Valbruna runs basically along the entire Dogna Valley. The valley is 18 kilometers long and climbs from an elevation of 419 meters to the Grego hut at an elevation of 1392 meters, following a winding road built during World War I by Italian soldiers.

The last and tenth stage from Valbruna to the destination of the Sanctuary on Mount Lussari is a dozen kilometers long.

Escursionismo senza confini tra comunità Il Cammino delle Dolomiti Lienz - Maria Luggau – Sappada / Plodn è una fantastica escursione che conduce da Sappada a Lienz in Austria: ricca di storia, simboleggia legami antichi e nuovi tra le popolazioni delle valli di Sappada / Plodn, della Carinzia e del Tirolo dell‘Est. La prima parte è la via del pellegrinaggio a piedi che tutti gli anni i sappadini compiono il terzo fine settimana di settembre fino al Santuario della Madonna Addolorata di Maria Luggau. La seconda parte è il percorso dei pellegrini da Lienz / St. Korbinian al Santuario  attraverso l‘Alta via Gailtal.