The path is approximately 4 km long. It starts at the farthest point of the Darsena “Porto Vecchio”, near the old solitary “Casone”, proceeds entirely along the embankment, and ends near the Collection Center - Ecopiazzola of the Municipality.

The starting point is characterized by the presence of numerous parking spaces for cars (Photo 1), some reserved for people with disabilities (Photo 2); there is also a fitness area equipped.

A short concrete ramp, with negligible slope, leads to the cycle-pedestrian path (Photo 3).

Next to the ramp, there is the information board for the 10,000 steps path “In the colors of the sunset” (Photo 4).

The path is on natural terrain, with a limestone gravel surface; in the first section, to protect pedestrians, there are wooden fences on both sides of the path. The width of the cycle-pedestrian area is about 2 meters and the surface is accessible even for people using wheelchairs (Photo 5).

Photo 1 - Parking for cars

Photo 2 - Presence of some parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities

Photo 3 - Short concrete ramp leading to the cycle-pedestrian path

Photo 4 - Information board of the route

Photo 5 - Path with gravel pavement and protective barriers on both sides

About 70 meters from the beginning of the path, a small resting area with brick and limestone benches has been created (Photo 6). After passing this area, the interruption of the wooden barrier on the right side (the one facing the Marano lagoon) is noticeable, while on the left side the fence continues almost uninterrupted, only interrupted at the slopes leading down to the road below and the houses located to the left of the embankment (Photo 7 and Photo 8).

At approximately km 0.490 from the start, the first indicator sign of the FVG path in motion is present (Photo 10).

At km 0.580 on the side of the path facing the lagoon, it is possible to access a long wooden pier, supported by posts, which extends over the sea and allows reaching a platform from which to observe the landscape and marine avifauna (Photo 11).

Photo 6 - Rest area with benches made of bricks and limestone

Photo 7 - Barrier-free wooden path on the right side

Photo 8 - Barrier-free wooden path on the right side

Photo 9 - Path with gravel pavement

Photo 10 - First indicator sign of the path

Photo 11 - Long wooden pier extending over the sea

After passing the observation point, from km 0.770 the path continues maintaining its initial characteristics (Photo 12) until km 1.100 where there is a second indicator sign (Photo 13).

At km 1.120 there is a small bridge with a concrete surface and negligible slope (Photo 14), after which there is a fork; the indicator sign for 10,000 steps suggests continuing the path up on the embankment, protected on the left side by a wooden fence (Photo 15).

The wooden fence protecting the path (Photo 16) has light points, positioned on wooden posts about 15 meters apart, which illuminate the path in the evening and night hours (Photo 17).

Photo 12 - Path with gravel pavement

Photo 13 - Second indicator sign of the path

Photo 14 - Bridge with concrete flooring

Photo 15 - The path continues on the embankment, protected on the left side

Photo 16 - Wooden fence protecting the path

Photo 17 - Light points positioned on the wooden fence

At km 1.590 on the left side of the path, there is an access point with a concrete staircase that allows descent to the road below (Photo 18).

At km 2.030, the path intersects the descending ramp that allows visiting the church of S. Zaccaria (Photo 19). Continuing along the embankment, in this stretch the view towards the lagoon is obscured by dense thickets of tamarisks (Photo 20 and Photo 21).

An opening in the vegetation of the embankment, lagoon side, allowed us to observe some swans (Photo 22).

Photo 18 - Concrete staircase that allows access to the road below

Photo 19 - Church of S. Zaccaria

Photo 20 - Section characterized by dense thickets of tamarisks

Photo 21 - Section characterized by dense thickets of tamarisks

Photo 22 - Opening through the vegetation of the embankment that provides a view of the lagoon

Until km 2.430, the path runs parallel to the underlying Lungolaguna Trento road; at this point in the route è there is a descending ramp that leads to the aforementioned road. The indicator sign invites you to continue straight on the embankment (Photo 23).

After a’wide curve (Photo 24), at about km 3.000 from the start, the route runs alongside the Lignano Cemetery; in this stretch, there is a massive concrete curb on the right side of the path (Photo 25).

At km 3.050, there is an indicator sign for the FVG route in motion (Photo 26), where you can notice, on the left, a descending ramp that leads near the Pumping Station.

At km 3.150 from the start, there is another indicator sign with the arrow pointing in the opposite direction to the direction of travel, indicating the probable reversibility of the route (Photo 27).

Photo 23 - Indicator sign invites to continue straight on the embankment

Photo 24 - Wide curve of the path

Photo 25 - Massive concrete curb on the right side of the track

Photo 26 - Path indicator sign

Photo 27 - Indicator sign with the arrow pointing in the opposite direction of travel (indicates the reversibility of the path)

At km 3.500, after a wide curve (Photo 28), there is another indicator sign for the FVG path in motion (Photo 29).

At km 4.030 from the start, the 10,000 steps path "In the colors of the sunset" in Lignano ends where both the information board and the indicator sign are located (Photo 30, Photo 31, and Photo 32).

The return to the parking lot is done by retracing the route taken, in the opposite direction.

Photo 28 - Wide curve of the path

Photo 29 - Path indicator sign

Photo 30 - Path indicator sign at the end

Photo 31 - Information board and end of the path

Photo 32 - Return to the parking lot and end of the path