The loop path starts from Pasian di Prato, at the end of Via del Molino, near the Municipal Warehouse, where there are no parking stalls, but it is possible to park in the immediate vicinity of the information panel of the 10,000 steps (photo 1), corresponding to the beginning of the path. You proceed in the opposite direction to the center of Pasian di Prato. The path begins on a dirt road with a homogeneous surface (photo 2-3). After about 800 m (photo 4), there is an intersection where you continue straight alongside the fields (photo 5).

Photo 1 - Information panel

Photo 2 - Start of the path

Photo 3 - Path on dirt road

Photo 4 - Path on dirt road

Photo 5 - Path on dirt road

After 1.6 km from the start, there is a sign indicating a left turn, proceeding on a dirt road between a forest on the right and fields on the left (photo 6). This section, recently maintained, has a surface of compacted gravel (photo 7-8). After 2.6 km, you reach an intersection where there is a sign for a right turn (photo 9-10).

Photo 6 - Path indication sign

Photo 7 - Compacted gravel path

Photo 8 - Compacted gravel path

Photo 9 - Compacted gravel path

Photo 10 - Path indication sign

3 km from the start, you cross the Lavia ford, currently dry and in perfect walking conditions (photo 11).

After walking 3.2 km, there is another intersection where there is a sign indicating to go straight (photo 12).

At 3.5 km, there is another sign indicating to continue straight (photo 13).

At 4 km from the start, there is another indication. The road has an asphalt surface and runs alongside a populated area where there is another information panel for the 10,000 steps (photo 14). This leads to the hamlet of Colloredo di Prato. You continue on an asphalt road near a factory and a group of houses (photo 15) on a low traffic road without a sidewalk.

Photo 11 - Crossing the Lavia stream

Photo 12 - Path indication sign

Photo 13 - Path indication sign

Photo 14 - Information panel

Photo 15 - Path on paved road

You then reach a busier road with a sidewalk (via D’Antoni). Turn right for a few meters, where there is a pedestrian crossing, after which you return to the left, near the store "Antonutti Emporio Vini" (photo 16-17). At the corner, there is a sign indicating to follow the paved road (via Lazio), with a sidewalk present only for a stretch (also narrow and at times unusable, photos 18-19).

At 4.5 km from the start, you reach a dirt road again, after passing some houses (presence of a sign) (photos 20-21).

Photo 16 - Turn left

Photo 17 - Path indication sign

Photo 18 - Sidewalk intermittently unusable

Photo 19 - Sidewalk intermittently unusable

Photo 20 - Path on paved road

Photo 21 - Path indication sign

A few meters ahead, after passing a house (photo 22-23), the sign indicates to turn right (photo 24). The path, with a natural surface, runs alongside a road with high traffic intensity (photo 25-26). In some sections, the route is damaged by rain and heavy agricultural vehicles (photo 27).

After traveling 5.1 km, supported by timely signage (photo 28), one moves away from the busy road and continues along the path until reaching an area where gym facilities are set up, available for those who wish to use them, and subsequently to a group of sports fields (via Friuli, photo 29).

Photo 22 - Path on dirt road next to a house

Photo 23 - Path on dirt road next to a house

Photo 24 - Path indication sign

Photo 25 - Dirt road

Photo 26 - Dirt road

Photo 27 - Dirt road

Photo 28 - Path indication sign

Photo 29 - Directions to area with gym facilities

In this stretch, the bed of the Lavia stream is followed (photo 30).

After 5.5 km, past the sports fields, you arrive at a paved road, but you immediately turn left onto a dirt path towards the chapel of Madonna dei Roveri (photo 31). After leaving the church, you continue along the paved bike path (photo 32-33), which runs alongside the provincial road, and after traveling 5.8 km, you find an information panel and a sign indicating to turn left back onto a natural surface road (photo 34).

Photo 30 - Path next to the Lavia stream bed

Photo 31 - Chapel of Madonna dei Roveri

Photo 32 - Path on the bike path

Photo 33 - Path on the bike path

Photo 34 - Information panel

You proceed parallel to the industrial area for 1 km. This stretch among the fields, away from traffic è linear and well-defined, the ground in some places è heavy due to rain and the passage of agricultural vehicles (photo 35-36).

Continuing, you approach some factories (photo 37-38).

At the 7° km you leave the dirt road, and move onto a short asphalted stretch that runs alongside some factories (Bartolini) (photo 39). A sign indicates to continue straight and cross the road, which has high traffic intensity, without a pedestrian crossing.

Photo 35 - Path on dirt road

Photo 36 - Path on dirt road

Photo 37 - Path on dirt road

Photo 38 - Path on dirt road

Photo 39 - Paved section next to the factories

Crossing the road, you arrive at a dirt path where there is an information panel (photos 40 and 41). This last part of the route develops among the fields (photos 42-43), towards houses and rural structures (photos 44-45), near the village of Pasian di Prato.

Photo 40 - Information panel

Photo 41 - Information panel

Photo 42 - Dirt road

Photo 43 - Dirt road

Photo 44 - Dirt road

Photo 45 - Dirt road

After 7.8 km, you reach the cemetery of Pasian di Prato (photo 46) on an asphalt road, equipped with a sidewalk (photo 47). After passing the cemetery, we find another sign indicating to continue straight. You cross the road (pedestrian crossing present) (photo 48) and continue towards the Civil Protection Center (photo 49).

After a few more meters (photo 50), you return towards the area of the Municipal Warehouse and to the starting point, closing the loop (photo 51).

Photo 46 - Dirt road

Photo 47 - Path on sidewalk

Photo 48 - Path on sidewalk

Photo 49 - Path on sidewalk

Photo 50 - Road back to municipal warehouse

Photo 51 - Starting point of the path