Walking in the Prosecco Hills

Explore 15 day walks and the 51 km Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco, with maps and practical advice for Italy’s vineyard hills.

Gillian Price explores Veneto’s terraced vineyards, wooded hills and villages between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene north of Venice. Walks fit naturally with village visits, local meals and time to explore the wine-growing landscape.

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    Description

    The landscape and the journey

    Gillian Price explores Veneto’s terraced vineyards, wooded hills and villages between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene north of Venice. Walks fit naturally with village visits, local meals and time to explore the wine-growing landscape.

    Routes and itinerary options

    The 15 day walks cover 2–13 kilometres. The 51-kilometre Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco has four stages from Vidor to Vittorio Veneto via Col San Martino, Follina and Tarzo. Choose day trips from one base or a continuous walking journey.

    Maps and practical planning

    1:50,000 maps and Cicerone GPX files support route descriptions. Accommodation, transport, sights and wineries help integrate walking with the wider stay; history, winemaking, food and landscape background enriches the experience. Use the route information to compare stages, plan your stops and check practical arrangements before departure.

    Choosing the right trip

    Easy to moderately demanding walks suit a slower-paced northern Italian holiday. Year-round possibilities vary; midsummer can be hot, while spring greenery and late-summer or autumn vineyards offer different experiences. Choose an itinerary that fits your experience and available time, allowing flexibility for weather and local conditions.

    About this edition

    Gillian Price is the author of several Cicerone walking guides to Italy. English-language paperback with 104 pages. First edition, published in March 2026. ISBN 9781786312617.