The best running trails in Zps Campazzi Di Onigo

Il Piave è Valdobbiadene

Panorama on the Montello

It rises at 349 meters above sea level on a hill in the Asolani Hills overlooking the plain of Treviso. Originally, the area housed a strategic military fortress, later destroyed. The current sanctuary is linked to a deep-rooted Marian devotion and the legend of the miraculous healing of a local maiden. Today, it is also a privileged starting point for hikers, being located on the famous Sentiero delle Due Rocche (Path of the Two Fortresses) which connects Cornuda to Asolo.

Monte Fagarè is a hill located in the territory of Asolo, an integral part of the Asolani Hills. This hill is particularly known for its naturalistic value and for the network of trails that cross it, making it a popular destination for local hiking and trail running. The landscape of Monte Fagarè is characterized by dense woodland alternating with meadows and cultivated areas, typical of the foothills ecosystem of the Treviso area. Its position offers panoramic viewpoints of great importance, from which it is possible to admire the Rocca di Asolo, the Grappa massif, and, on clearer days, the expanse of the plain up to the lagoon. From a historical and environmental perspective, the area preserves traces of the local rural culture, with paths connecting to other nearby hills, such as Monte Ricco and Monte Calmoreggio, forming a scenic itinerary of rare beauty that blends nature, history, and local traditions.

Thanks to its predominant position, a peak at the eastern end of the Asolo Hills, this height was always used as a formidable lookout post on the entrance to the Piave Valley and the Trevigiana foothills, to spot the frequent invasions that from the Middle Ages to the Great War succeeded one another: a fortress stood here, from which the current sanctuary takes its name. After the destruction of the fortification in 1317, the hill became a place of worship, inhabited first by monks and then by nuns: today it is entrusted to the Missionaries of the Immaculate of Milan. A tradition attributes the origin of the Marian cult on the Rocca to an apparition of the Madonna on a rocky mass, between whose fissures was rooted a centuries-old oak tree originating from the Holy Land, brought here by the crusades, and which collapsed in 2008. Every year the six parishes of Cornuda, Coste, Covolo, Maser, Nogarè and Onigo, in six different periods of the year, come here on pilgrimage. The current sanctuary consists of a medieval core, perhaps a chapel that survived the demolition of the fortress, and of extensions and restorations from the 17th century. Today the hill is an oasis of peace and a beautiful panoramic terrace on the mountains and the countryside. https://immaculate.one/la-madonna-del-giorno-25-febbraio-1695-madonna-della-rocca-cornuda-treviso-italia/

technical trail in the woods

Via Boschi is a beautiful road halfway up the Unesco heritage vineyards and offers splendid views of the landscape of this area. Unmissable.

The sanctuary of the Madonna della Rocca, located on a hill at 349 meters above sea level, offers an exceptional panoramic view. Originally a fortress known as Rocca di Cornuda, it has become a place of centuries-old pilgrimage thanks to a miraculous image of the Madonna. The church, donated to the parish of Cornuda in 1247, has gone through various phases, from a male hermitage to a nunnery. Despite periods of indiscipline, the shrine has retained its importance, with an annual procession from the surrounding parishes. After the dispersal of the post-War community of the League of Cambrai, the sanctuary was entrusted to a priest and continued to be a place of devotion.