Historic Center of Asolo – Asolo loop from Castelfranco Veneto

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Historic Center of Asolo – Asolo loop from Castelfranco Veneto

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Historic Center of Asolo – Asolo loop from Castelfranco Veneto

03:23

51.8km

270m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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5.55 km

Stone Fountain on the Sentiero degli Ezzelini

Highlight • Monument

Beautiful place before a stretch with sand

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9.62 km

This cycle path runs along the fresh waters of the Muson stream. You pedal on a compact dirt surface, with the exception of an asphalted stretch, in a suggestive panorama, immersing yourself in the quiet of countryside nature.

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24.1 km

Historic Center of Asolo

Highlight • Historical Site

Asolo is an almost obligatory destination for those who live in the area. The centre can be reached by ten climbs that can be done all year round.

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24.3 km

Asolo

Highlight • Settlement

Asolo is part of the circuit Borghi più Belli d’Italia. Here you can visit the castle of Queen Cornaro, the Cathedral, the Rocca, the Civic Museum. Finally, in the historic center you can taste the local food and wine delicacies.

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29.8 km

Villa degli Armeni Gardens, Asolo

Highlight • Historical Site

Villa degli / "il Fresco" Armeni-Asolo

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47.1 km

Sentiero degli Ezzelini

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

This beautiful stretch when you plan a ride with Komoot does not want you to do it!!!! and yet it is truly beautiful and easy on light gravel and with the Muson flowing alongside you

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50.7 km

Castelfranco Veneto Castle

Highlight • Castle

Castelfranco Veneto is the walled city that links its name to Giorgione. Enclosed by a fascinating city wall – among the best preserved in Italy – in addition to the …

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51.8 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

23.5 km

10.5 km

9.28 km

7.34 km

1.30 km

Surfaces

22.9 km

20.2 km

5.31 km

2.11 km

1.15 km

253 m

Elevation

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Highest point (260 m)

Lowest point (40 m)

Weather

Sunday 11 October

21°C

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Comments

April 5, 2025,Sentiero degli Ezzelini

The Muson dei Sassi cycle path continues from Castelfranco to Asolo. This part is much more pleasant than the part that goes towards Padua. Definitely recommended.

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May 1, 2025,Da Castelfranco ad Asolo, Ciclabile degli Ezzelini

Second part of a longer itinerary starting from Treviso. This part winds along the Ezzelini cycle and pedestrian path, a well-beaten path and often shaded by vegetation that for the most part runs alongside a watercourse. In rare parts it passes through roads. Personally I really appreciated this path. The only suggestion is to be careful since it is frequented …

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November 16, 2024,Da Castelfranco Veneto ad Asolo A/R + slow bike a Castelfranco

Today is another beautiful sunny day, a little chilly in the morning but then it warms up, well dressed and you pedal divinely. Starting from Castelfranco I ride along internal roads that cut through the barren fields, the mountains in the background. I come across shrines dedicated to the Madonna, a small church and finally the fortress of Asolo appears …

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September 13, 2026,Castelfranco Asolo

The route is beautiful, simple and pleasant, I didn't like the area from Castelfranco to Villarazzo, poor signage and the bike path surface was terrible with potholes and exposed roots, the dirt road was better than the asphalt in those conditions, then anti-cyclist posts everywhere, more interest is shown for cars than for bikes.

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