Discover what to do in Resana in the province of Treviso: in this article you will find three points of interest that make the town of Resana an unmissable destination for lovers of unspoiled nature and excellent traditional cuisine, as well as for all sports enthusiasts passionate about the fun water discipline known as wakesurf, a breathtaking sport to be practised in the spectacular natural setting of Lake Boscalto.
Where is Resana?
The municipality of Resana in the province of Treviso borders to the north with Castelfranco Veneto and Vedelago, to the south with Loreggia and Piombino Dese, to the east with Vedelago and Piombino Dese, and to the west with Castelfranco Veneto and Loreggia.
Itinerary on the Sentiero degli Ezzelini
Where does the Sentiero degli Ezzelini start?
The Sentiero degli Ezzelini stretches for about 40 km from Camposampiero in the province of Padua to Crespano del Grappa, crossing the territories once dominated centuries ago by the noble house of the Ezzelini.
Immersed in the ancient rural landscape where bright shades of intense green prevail, especially in spring, the historical-naturalistic itinerary winds along the placid course of the Muson, Muson dei Sassi, Musonello and Lastego.
Starting from Resana, the first branch of the route follows the course of the centuries-old canal of the Muson dei Sassi and the Musonello, crossing Castelfranco Veneto and Castello di Godego, until reaching the evocative setting of the Muson Park and the Oasi ai due torrenti in the municipality of Loria.
Starting from Asolo near the historic kiln used for brick production between the 19th and 20th centuries, the second cycle-pedestrian path leads to Onè di Ponte and continues north towards Fonte, Paderno del Grappa and Crespano del Grappa until reaching the spectacular botanical garden of Astego in Pieve del Grappa.
Il Bosco del Pettirosso
Where is the Bosco del Pettirosso?
The Bosco del Pettirosso is located at Via Boscalto, 63, 31023 Resana TV – Free entry.
The lush Bosco del Pettirosso has a rectangular shape with a long moat that separates it from neighboring properties.
Inside the park there is a large green clearing with a clear pond in the center, while various floral and plant species grow luxuriantly at the edges of the meadow, separating it from the evocative wooded area.
The perimeter of the green area is internally crossed by a gravel path, perfect for those who want to take a walk immersed in nature or a quiet bike ride.
The splendid natural oasis features a vast mosaic of biodiversity including a nursery flowerbed, a spontaneous tree hedge, a vineyard as well as native forest plants framed by various ornamental hedges.
Drop by the Cable Park
Located at Via Boscalto, 63, 31023 Resana (TV), the Cable Park Resana is the perfect place for wakeboard lovers or for anyone curious to try one of the most exciting and thrilling water sports ever, a unique and original fusion between water skiing and American snowboarding.
Lake Boscalto is the perfect setting for this activity thanks to the presence of state-of-the-art equipment and gear that allow participants to practice this sport in complete safety. What makes the sport so passionate and engaging is the combination of adrenaline, passion for nature, and concentration skills, necessary for expert riders to perform jaw-dropping acrobatics with precision thanks to the various ramps located along the water courses.
An entire area of the water park is dedicated to those who want to spend a day in complete tranquility relaxing and sunbathing on a deck chair, taking a nice swim, or playing volleyball in the beach area.
Festa dea poenta
The Polenta Festival is an annual event aimed at promoting not only the excellent quality of local gastronomy and typical products, but also entertaining hundreds of visitors, families, groups, and friends with shows and sporting activities, among which stands out the famous Palio dea Poenta, one of the most celebrated traditions of the Marca Trevigiana region.
Obtained from the grinding of corn, polenta represents a true symbol of Venetian gastronomy as a typical dish of peasant culture since the 17th century.
Often considered a poor dish, polenta was also consumed by the higher social classes thanks to its delicious flavor that pairs perfectly with both meat dishes, such as the typical “polenta e osei”, and fish.
The gastronomic event takes place every year in September at the sports facilities in Via Dante Alighieri, 31023 Castelminio di Resana (TV).
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