Cammino di San Cristoforo - L'Anello Val Meduna

The Cammino di San Cristoforo – L’Anello Val Meduna, the wild gem of the Cammino di San Cristoforo, invites you to discover an authentic Friuli, among silent villages and enchanted forests.

The Cammino di SAN CRISTOFORO - L'ANELLO VAL MEDUNA is one of the three routes of the Cammino di San Cristoforo - L'Anello Val Meduna, an itinerary of more than 350 km that crosses 25 municipalities in Western Friuli. It is a journey through spectacular landscapes, history and traditions, where art and nature blend with the evidence of a millenary culture.
The path winds between two UNESCO Sites - the Neolithic pile-dwelling site of Palù di Livenza and the Friulian Dolomites - and includes places of rare beauty such as the Magredi and the historic villages of the piedmont, enriched by castles, churches and traces of a past ranging from prehistory to industrial archaeology. It is an itinerary that invites you to immerse yourself in the biodiversity of the area and to meet the local communities, whose hospitality makes the experience even more special.

Meduna Valley Ring
The Meduna Valley is perhaps the most intimate and hidden route of this walk. Having left the plains, here you enter an elsewhere made up of small hamlets, forests, waters and rocks, and ascents and descents that engage the body even more and abandon your thoughts to devote yourself to contemplating the genuine beauty of this valley.

Meduno welcomes you as a gateway to these treasures, a small town, made up of hamlets, like islands, united by the forest and a thousand paths. It is the starting point for an ascent that will take you to contemplate the Pre-Alps and then the Alps stretching almost endless northward, or the Friulian plain to the Gulf of Trieste in the Adriatic Sea.

Mount Valinis is the highest point of the Cammino di San Cristoforo, a privileged place from which the “travelers” and “travelers” of the air launch themselves with their hang gliders and paragliders, slender figures that you will see circling like the birds of prey in these areas, above the riverbeds of the Meduna and Tagliamento, the last wild river in Europe.

After admiring the world from above and leaving Meduno behind you, the invitation is to enter a privileged space and time, of small silent or abandoned villages, witnesses of a time of absolute symbiosis with the forces of nature. Those living forces, of rocks, trees, meadows and sudden pools of vibrant colors that surprise those like you who are looking for something more, beyond appearances.

  • STAGE 01 - Landscape in Meduno
  • STAGE 02 - Trails in Tramonti di Sopra
  • STAGE 03 - Pradis Caves - Clauzetto
  • STAGE 03 - St. James Parish Church - Clauzetto