The Cammino di San Cristoforo (St Christopher’s Way) is the ideal place to experience slow, sustainable tourism.

Part of the route runs along the historic tourist railway from Sacile to Gemona and follows some sections of the FVG 3 bike trail, using already existing tracks, roads and footpaths to bring you closer to the area’s rich heritage.

How to get to Pordenone

You can reach Pordenone by train on the Venice–Mestre–Udine–Trieste route and then continue on foot along the route or by public transportation (TPL FVG https://www.mycicero.it/tplfvg-go/TPWebPortal/it) to reach other stops along the route.

How to get to Stevenà di Caneva

By train from Sacile, then on foot (around 3.5 km along roads with little traffic).

By regular bus from Pordenone or Sacile (TPL FVG) https://www.mycicero.it/tplfvg-go/TPWebPortal/it

By combined transport: take the train from Pordenone to Sacile, and from Sacile either on foot or by TPL FVG bus https://www.mycicero.it/tplfvg-go/TPWebPortal/it

The return journey to Stevenà di Caneva from Spilimbergo is possible via the TPL FVG scheduled coach service https://www.mycicero.it/tplfvg-go/TPWebPortal/it.

How to get to Spilimbergo?

By bus from Udine, Pordenone and Maniago with the TPL FVG bus company https://www.mycicero.it/tplfvg-go/TPWebPortal/it

How to get around the Pedemontana

The Sacile-Gemona railway runs along the foothills, from Sacile to Maniago; the stations closest to the Cammino are located in Budoia, Aviano, Montereale Valcellina and Maniago. (www.trenitalia.com)

From Maniago to Spilimbergo. (www.trenitalia.com)

please check the FVG local public transport timetables at TPL FVG https://www.mycicero.it/tplfvg-go/TPWebPortal/it

Please note: It is advisable to double-check bus timetables especially during holidays and the days leading up to them, as the service along the Pedemonatana can be considerably reduced.

Some accommodation providers can arrange to pick up or drop off guests at their next destination on request.