Race route description

Collalto and the Castle of San Salvatore: History Overlooking the Plain
Pedaling towards Collalto, you’ll ascend towards the Castle of San Salvatore, a fortress that has witnessed centuries of battles, now overseeing the gentle hills below. The castle is like that person who, while you’re struggling to reach the top, watches you from above with a look that says, “You’ll make it, but enjoy the view!”

The Prosecco Road: A Mosaic of Vineyards and History
From Vittorio Veneto to Conegliano, you will travel along the Prosecco Road. Yes, the wine road, but also the road of endless beauty. Along the way, stop to breathe (or take a few photos, just so we don’t miss anything) among the vineyards that embrace the hills. Every curve has a story, and every stop is a true “wow” moment. The Church of San Pietro di Feletto is a perfect example of how the Middle Ages blend with the present.

Molinetto della Croda and the Charm of the Slopes:
One of the most scenic stops is undoubtedly Molinetto della Croda, an ancient mill that seems to have come straight out of a fairy tale. Nestled in nature, this mill takes us back in time, where the only thing that flows fast is the water, while we pedal to the rhythm of centuries-old stories.

The Prosecco Hills: UNESCO Heritage and the History of the Vineyards
From Premaor, we delve into the heart of the Prosecco Hills, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. By now, the route alternates between effort and beauty, with views that seem to be straight out of a postcard (and maybe they are, but let’s not tell anyone). It’s not just the struggle of the climbs, but the thrill of reaching the summit; on clear days, you may even spot the Venice Lagoon. Not bad for a bike ride, huh?

The Palù Nature Park: A Window into History
The Palù Park is an oasis that makes you forget the modern world. Here, amidst centuries-old trees and ancient watercourses, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a time capsule, where each pedal stroke is a discovery, and every corner of the park is a journey into the past, dating back to the Neolithic era.

The Final Climb: Collagù and the Panoramic Heart of Prosecco
And now, the grand finale: the climb of Collagù. Yes, it’s a climb. Yes, it’s a bit of a struggle (but hey, who ever said an epic adventure comes without sacrifices?). But once at the top, you’ll be faced with a panorama that erases all the fatigue you’ve accumulated. The vineyards, the hills, the nature around you: you’ll feel like you’ve conquered the world… or at least one of the most panoramic peaks of Prosecco.

Marca Bianca: A Timeless Experience
Marca Bianca La Epica is not just a route; it’s an excuse to live the history, nature, and culture of a land that knows how to captivate you. Every kilometer invites you to stop, breathe, and enjoy the beauty surrounding you. And in the end, yes, a little Prosecco is well-deserved. Because an epic journey deserves an epic reward.