How To Get There

Got Conegliano set on your GPS? Perfect! You’re heading straight for the Prosecco Hills! 🥂 Follow our tips, and we’re almost sure you’ll make it… almost. We wouldn’t bet our lives on it, but let’s trust technology (and your ability to follow directions).

BY CAR

If you love driving and your vehicle of choice is four wheels (or a van packed with bikes and friends), here are your best options:

🔹 A27 Highway – Conegliano Exit: Ideal for those coming from Venice, Bologna, Padua, or Milan. If you left home with a coffee in hand and are already stuck in traffic, this is your route.

🔹 A28 Highway – Conegliano Exit: Perfect for those coming from Austria, Slovenia, or the east, more precisely Trieste, Udine, Portogruaro, and Pordenone. If you’ve crossed half of Europe to be here, you deserve at least a celebratory drink for making it!

BY TRAIN

For rail enthusiasts and lovers of comfort, your journey includes a mandatory technical stop at:

🔹 Conegliano Train Station (FS) – Just 500 meters from the starting line! That means you can hop off the train, unload your bike, and roll straight to the start. Maximum respect.

BY PLANE

Yes, we’ve even thought of the globe-trotting cyclists arriving from far and wide—those who land with their bike packed in a box the size of a small apartment. If you’re coming from far away and consider yourself a global gravel rider, these are your landing spots:

🔹 Venice Marco Polo Airport – 50 km north of what really matters.
🔹 Treviso San Giuseppe Airport – 30 km closer to Prosecco, gravel, and happiness.

From there, your options to reach Conegliano:
✅ Rent a car and turn the trip into a rally through the hills.
✅ Assemble your bike and start pedaling immediately (because real tough riders start before the event).
✅ Call a private helicopter and arrive in style (for those who have decided gravel should be a luxury experience).

FINAL WORD: JUST GET HERE!

No matter where you are or how you get here, there’s only one thing that matters—showing up! We’ll be there, ready to welcome you with checkpoints, beer, and lots of music.

See you in Conegliano! 🚴‍♂️🥂🎶