La strada del filatoio e dei molini tempo di percorrenza: ca. 2h - 2h30'

The road of the spinning mill and the mills.

Starting from the parking lot in front of the small church of Piazzo, you cross the town up to the bridge over the Rio dei Molini (fountain) and take Via Filatoio which climbs among the characteristic buildings built close to the stream and the fields of the underlying plain of San Zeno, a stunning environmental glimpse characterized by the architectural profiles of some old collective and productive buildings: the small tower of San Zeno, the spinning mill, the forge and higher up the church of San Lorenzo.<br /><br /> The spinning mill, an imposing building from 1802, formerly of the Marzani counts, is now municipal property.

The path then enters the woods bordered on the left by high retaining walls of old terraces up to the landslide in the locality Caseti; at the foot of the landslide you turn left and continue up to a small stone bridge crossing the Rio San Clemente. <br /><br />Then you arrive at the Zanini farmhouse where the road returns to asphalt and develops among vineyards and apple orchards, overlooking the deep valley of the Rio dei Molini.

Arriving at the junction with the road coming from Pedersano, you turn right and climb up to a group of birches and from there to the left you reach the Maso Poldo agriturismo. You go back as far as the Molino Cavalieri with its characteristic façade with a double order of biforas and large red stone mortars (1771) and continue on to Pedersano. <br /><br />Arriving at the Maso Zandonai (agritourism) you turn right and climb through the fields to the ancient church of San Sisinio and by a dirt road you reach the town of Pedersano. <br /><br />From the churchyard of the church of San Lazzaro starts a small road that descends again on the provincial road; after climbing this for a few meters you take the steep Via Strova to the right which leads to the town of Molini. <br /><br />You cross a stone bridge on the Rio di Cavazzim near the Molino Bertagnolli and go down to the left to the Piazzetta Baldessarini. You go down the provincial road for about a hundred meters and take the road to Nogaredo on the right, descending along Viale dei Tigli flanked by the characteristic chapels of the Via Crucis.

Leaving to the left the building that was the mount of piety at the intersection with via Solari, you take the pedestrian path called Sagrà vecio which runs alongside the property of the rectory and leads to the parish church of Villa Lagarina. Here you turn left, cross the provincial road and arrive at the municipal sports facilities. A few more steps and you are again in front of the small church of Piazzo.