You start from the explanatory sign of the 10,000 steps located on via Carducci at the corner with via Manzoni (Photo 1,2). Leaving the sign behind, you take the path marked on the map (Photo 3,4).

You follow the sidewalk along via Carducci and pass by the Filarmonic Institute of Sacile. At this point, there is the parking indicated on the explanatory sign where there is no directional sign for the path.

After passing the “Centro Incontro Fidalti”, you turn left still on via Carducci (Photo 5) and take the road (Photo 6), then following to the right and entering the park, where there is a paved path (Photo 7).

Photo 1 - Informative sign of the path on via Carducci at the corner with via Manzoni

Photo 2 - Start of the path on a concrete sidewalk

Photo 3 - Continuation of the path within a green area

Photo 4 - Continuation of the path within a green area

Photo 5 - Turn left onto via Carducci

Photo 6 - Continuation of the path after a right turn

Photo 7 - Entrance to the park and continuation of the path on a paved walkway

Exiting the park, you walk alongside a parking lot, heading towards the city center.

You follow the map and cross the parking lot via a concrete pedestrian path next to a building. You arrive near a portico entrance and enter the inner courtyard of Palazzo Ragazzoni (Photo 8), then exit the courtyard and reach via Zancanaro.

Then you proceed on via Cavour - within the city (Photos 9-12).

You turn right at the end of via Cavour and cross the Zamboni alley on the pedestrian crossings to continue on viale Trieste (Photo at the intersection 14).

Photo 8 - Portico entrance to the inner courtyard of Palazzo Ragazzoni

Photo 9 - The path continues on Via Cavour

Photo 10 - Via Cavour, path on paved sidewalk

Photo 11 - Via Cavour, path on paved sidewalk

Photo 12 - Via Cavour

Photo 13 - Via Cavour, path on sidewalk

Photo 14 - The path continues on Viale Trieste

Photo 15 - Pedestrian crossing

Photo 16 - Pedestrian crossing

Upon reaching Viale Trieste, a pedestrian path begins where the surface is uneven (Photo 17-19). The first useful pedestrian crossing is located on Via Zancanaro (Photo 21, 22), from where it is possible to see the church of S. Liberale (Photo 20), and then return and take Via Cavour again.

To find the first useful pedestrian crossing, you need to turn. You pass the church of San Liberale and continue straight.

Continue on the cycle-pedestrian path where there are several crossings marked in blue, where pedestrians and bicycles have the right of way.

After passing Via Trieste and Via Liberale, you enter Via Matteotti, an extra-urban road with high traffic intensity. Through the bike path, you reach a gas station (Photo 22) where right next to it is the La Serenissima Shopping Center.

After passing the Shopping Center and before the level crossing, right near the railway, the section on the bike path ends (Photo 23) and you must turn right.

Photo 17 - Via Trieste, path with uneven surface

Photo 18 - Via Trieste, path with uneven surface

Photo 19 - Via Trieste, path with uneven surface

Photo 20 - Via Zancanaro from which you can see the church of S. Liberale

Photo 21 - Pedestrian crossing on Via Zancanaro

Photo 22 - Cycle path

Photo 23 - Interruption of the cycle path, the path continues to the right

It is necessary to cross the asphalted parking lot of the shopping center, where there is no designated path for pedestrians (Photo 24, 25), and exit from it. You must turn left onto via Osoppo and reach the sidewalk on the right without the presence of pedestrian crossings (Photo 27).

On the left, you can see the Sacile train station while on the right there is a school (Istituto Marchesini) and then the bus stop.

After passing the areas dedicated to the bus stops, there is no longer a sidewalk: you cross the street and keep to the left (only the white line is present, there is no dedicated path for pedestrians (Photo 28-30).

Photo 24 - Crossing the asphalt parking lot of the shopping center

Photo 25 - Crossing the asphalt parking lot of the shopping center

Photo 26 - Crossing the asphalt parking lot of the shopping center

Photo 27 - Crossing the road without pedestrian crossings

Photo 28 - After passing the bus stop areas, the path continues on the road (without a sidewalk)

Photo 29 - Path on the road without a sidewalk

Photo 30 - Path on the road without a sidewalk

At the end of via Osoppo, turn left onto via dello Stadio, and proceed towards the level crossing on a road without a sidewalk (Photo 31). 

Before the railway, turn right (Photo 32) and reach the beginning of the “Denis Zanette” path on a narrow pedestrian and cycling road with an asphalt surface that runs alongside the railway (Photo 33).

Continue to follow the pedestrian and cycling path adjacent to the railway (2.7 km from the start Photo 34-36).

Photo 31 - Via dello Stadio, the path continues on a road without a sidewalk

Photo 32 - Turn right before the railway

Photo 33 - Cycle-pedestrian path with asphalt surface along the railway

Photo 34 - The path continues on the cycle-pedestrian path along the railway

Photo 35 - Cycle-pedestrian path along the railway

Photo 36 - Cycle-pedestrian path along the railway

Along the cycle-pedestrian path, there is a bench and a fountain near the Paisa stream (Photo 37-39).

Turning right and then left, you move away from the railway (Photo 40), this last stretch crosses a green area not far from the high traffic roads of the village (Photo 41-44).

The return to the starting point involves crossing a underpass and a slightly descending concrete section (Photo 45) that leads to the explanatory sign of 10,000 steps.

The loop concludes after covering about 3.5-3.6 km in 50 minutes.

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Photo 37 - Resting place at the Paisa stream

Photo 38 - Bench and fountain at the Paisa stream

Photo 39 - Paisa stream

Photo 40 - The path continues in the greenery after two bends

Photo 41 - Gravel path through a green area

Photo 42 - Gravel path through a green area

Photo 43 - Gravel path through a green area

Photo 44 - Gravel path through a green area

Photo 45 - Slightly descending cemented section leading to the starting point