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The Gone Goat Part Travel. Part Misadventures. Part Documentary, All Goat-Friendly. Stories that I have collected during my spontaneous trips round the globe.

🌼 On a whim while I was planning Italy, I decided to bike 300km from Dolomites to Venice with my friend  . Here are 10 r...
08/06/2026

🌼 On a whim while I was planning Italy, I decided to bike 300km from Dolomites to Venice with my friend . Here are 10 reasons why you have to do it:

1. The Dolomite views: you see Tre Cime on your bike
2. Epic mountain descents: going opposite route means less climbing except for 75km on the 2nd day
3. Quiet roads and hidden villages: I tasted the best pizzas and pastas in small towns than Venice
4. Cycling through centuries of history: the old railway route
5. Italian coffee stops: cappucino almost every other day and orange juices
6. Incredible local food and cherry farms
7. Landscapes that change every day: from mountains to arriving at the town where Tiramisu was invited
8. Meeting people on the road: I met people in their 60s cycling from Scotland or Munich to here. It inspired me to not think if age or fitness is a factor when doing trips like this!
9. The sense of adventure around every corner: sometimes smooth roads or gravel roads
10. Rolling into Venice after a crazy adventure with tanlines!

⛰️ Collab with sackmann-fahrradreisen.de for a self guided cycling trip in the Dolomites

Would you do something like this?

😍 I will share more over the next few weeks! Follow for more!

It is not the Camino De Santiago in Spain but the Via Romea Germanica where you walk from Northern Germany to Rome in IT...
28/05/2026

It is not the Camino De Santiago in Spain but the Via Romea Germanica where you walk from Northern Germany to Rome in ITALY! 🇮🇹

Recognised as an official European Cultural Route in 2020 and still one of the best-kept secrets in slow travel.

We hiked 10km today through The Chestnut Trail and took a little train to the high plateau of Ritten.

And the Via Romea Germanica isn’t alone. Italy is also home to the Via Francigena (Canterbury → Rome) and the Via Romea Strata (Baltic Sea → Rome).

Would you walk it? ⛰️ Tell me in the comments below



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