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        L’esistenza di Gemona del Friuli viene menzionata da Paolo Diacono nella sua “Historia Langobardorum”, il quale riporta che nel 611 era considerato un castello inespugnabile.

        Fin dall’epoca preistorica, però, Gemona era uno dei punti di passaggio obbligati e più importanti della strada che dall’Adriatico si dirigeva verso i valichi alpini nord-orientali. La pianura dove oggi sono sviluppati gran parte degli insediamenti urbani una volta era dominata dalle paludi del fiume Tagliamento e il percorso più sicuro e obbligato era quello che prevedeva il passaggio per l’odierno centro storico per poi proseguire verso l’alto Friuli. I primi insediamenti celtici possono essere catalogati attorno al 500 a.C. nell’attuale borgata che oggi prende il nome di Godo. È proprio lì che tutt’oggi è ancora presente la fontana Silans (Silans in latino significa proprio fonte) che conferma ancor di più che anche in epoca romanica la via Julia Augusta attraversava questi territori, tesi avvalorata inoltre dai numerosi reperti archeologici che sono stati rinvenuti in quell’area.

        Nella seconda metà del XII secolo fu libero comune, con propri statuti, mentre nel XIII e XIV secolo fu importante centro di traffici commerciali sotto il Patriarcato di Aquileia: con l’istituto del Niederlech (“scarico”), si imponeva infatti ai mercanti in transito di depositare le merci e pagarvi un dazio e di trascorrere la notte in città. La prosperità ne fece anche un centro di primaria importanza, arricchito da chiese e dimore signorili, con cinta muraria protetta da un castello.

        Dopo la diminuzione dei traffici a seguito della conquista da parte della Repubblica di Venezia nel 1420 la cittadina ebbe un lungo periodo di declino, fino alla ripresa nella seconda metà del XX secolo.

        Il comune di Gemona assunse la denominazione di Gemona del Friuli nel 1935.

        Nel 1976 fu devastata dai terremoti del 6 maggio (quasi 4000 morti) e del 15 settembre, che provocarono il crollo di una parte del duomo, punto di riferimento per l’intera città, e del castello, attualmente in ricostruzione. Molti crolli furono favoriti dall’età avanzata degli edifici, che erano stati risparmiati dalle devastazioni delle guerre mondiali. Dopo il terremoto venne riedificata completamente con criteri antisismici diventando il simbolo del carattere friulano, tenace e laborioso,

        È il comune più importante di un territorio che prende il nome di “Gemonese”, alle pendici delle Prealpi Giulie, comprendente i comuni di Artegna, Bordano, Buja, Montenars, Osoppo, Trasaghis e Venzone.

        Il territorio comunale comprende zone geograficamente molto diverse: dalla pianura delle borgate di Campo Lessi, Taboga e Campagnola, a quelle più collinari di Ospedaletto e Stalis, per poi raggiungere una vasta area delle Prealpi Giulie. In quest’area infatti il territorio diventa montagnoso e il clima caratteristico delle zone di montagna. All’interno del Comune scorre il torrente Vegliato che, percorso la base del monte Cjampon, giunge fino alla zona pianeggiante della cittadina per poi essere incanalato prima in un alveo artificiale e per poi diventare la cosiddetta “roggia dei molini” da cui prendono il nome anche alcune zone come “Borgo Molino”.
        Primary Trail Type: All-Mountain & Downhill
        Shuttleable: YES
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        Region Status
        Open as of Apr 29, 2026

        Stats

        Avg Trail Rating
        Trails (view details)
        22
        Trails Mountain Bike
        23
        Trails E-Bike
        8
        Trails Hike
        23
        Trails Trail Running
        23
        Total Distance
        24 miles
        Total Descent
        15,227 ft
        Total Vertical
        3,584 ft
        Highest Trailhead
        4,398 ft
        Reports
        372
        Photos
        93
        Ridden Counter
        2,081

        Popular Cuarnan Mountain Biking Trails

        95 4.9 1 mile 7 ft 228
        Highly rated popular red difficulty alpine singletrack. This mountain bike primary trail can be used downhill primary and has a moderate overall physical rating with a 7 ft blue climb. On average it takes 20 minutes to complete this trail.
        90 4.9 3 miles 290 ft 176
        Highly rated popular red difficulty alpine singletrack. This mountain bike primary trail can be used downhill primary and has a moderate overall physical rating with a 290 ft blue climb. On average it takes 30 minutes to complete this trail.
        100 4.0 1,545 ft 39 ft 116
        Popular blue difficulty singletrack. This mountain bike primary trail can be used downhill primary and has a moderate overall physical rating with a 39 ft blue climb. On average it takes 2 minutes to complete this trail.
        80 4.1 2 miles 68 ft 111
        Highly rated popular blue difficulty singletrack. This mountain bike primary trail can be used downhill primary and has a moderate overall physical rating with a 68 ft blue climb. It features drop, jump and rock garden. Trail visibility is always easy to follow. On average it takes 12 minutes to complete this trail.
        70 5.0 1 mile 240 ft 84
        Popular blue difficulty singletrack. This mountain bike primary trail can be used downhill primary and has a moderate overall physical rating with a 240 ft blue climb. On average it takes 6 minutes to complete this trail.
        60 4.7 4,320 ft 14 ft 80
        Nice, rocky & a little technical trail connecting strada foredor with the trails on the other side of Torrente . The trail often reminds me of the trails at lago di Garda. Extremely slippery when wet!
        70 5.0 1,682 ft 45 ft 68
        Popular blue difficulty singletrack. This mountain bike primary trail can be used downhill primary and has a moderate overall physical rating with a 45 ft blue climb. On average it takes 2 minutes to complete this trail.
        45 3.6 2,825 ft 4 ft 66
        Nice single-trail from the top of Cuarnan (north-path) down to Malga. It is a technical trail with lots of stones, loose stones, rocks and loose rocks. Some steep sections. Very slippery when wet. Only for experts if you already have...

        Recent Ride Log Activity in Region

        Today
        • 2 rides
        Yesterday
        • 2 rides
        Past Week
        • 13 rides

        Photos of Cuarnan Mountain Bike

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        Videos of Cuarnan Mountain Bike

        Tornanti trail (partendo dalla petonata)
        trail: Tornanti
        11:48 | 254 | Nov 10, 2018
        Palis Trail
        trail: Palis
        3:24 | 55 | Nov 5, 2018
        Fontanat trail
        trail: Fontanat
        3:02 | 129 | Nov 4, 2018
        Vegliato e parte finale di Malga Cuarnan (ps1)...
        trail: Vegliato
        9:45 | 250 | Nov 4, 2018
        Uno sguardo su panchine trail
        3:46 | 294 | Feb 8, 2017
        TRAIL TORNANTI - TRAIL ZONE GEMONA
        trail: Tornanti
        7:46 | 144 | Nov 1, 2024 , Gemona del Friuli
        Malga Cuarnan and Gobbe Trail
        13:02 | 362 | Mar 9, 2024 , Gemona del Friuli
        Cuarnan Sentinelo Nord - I've never ridden...
        6:22 | 158 | Mar 8, 2024 , Gemona del Friuli

        Recent Trail Reports

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        raffaelemtbriddentrailactivity #96726415
        Jun 11, 2026 @ 3:30am
        2 days
        akichnakichriddentrailactivity #96456313
        Jun 7, 2026 @ 6:59am
        Jun 7, 2026
        TheSybenatorvotetrailactivity #96081007 and 1 more
        Jun 2, 2026 @ 6:59am
        Jun 2, 2026
        Smourock17wishlisttrailactivity #95762377
        May 29, 2026 @ 1:44am
        May 29, 2026
        kosarjurewishlisttrailactivity #95620213
        May 27, 2026 @ 1:50am
        May 27, 2026

        Recent Comments

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        IgorviskotrailMalga Cuarnan (ps1)The top section is fully natural. The lower...
        Apr 29, 2026 @ 10:30am
        Apr 29, 2026
        BassTeeTectrailCuarnanuphill auf Asphalt super angenehm zu fahren,...
        Oct 6, 2023 @ 5:12am
        Oct 6, 2023
        crisotoptrailVegliatoFull gas / straight down on nice rocky / rooty...
        Sep 23, 2023 @ 9:41am
        Sep 23, 2023
        crisotoptrail713 DH variante dx nel boscoNot worth the ride at the moment - so many...
        Sep 23, 2023 @ 9:35am
        Sep 23, 2023
        GiorgioUjl5dvtrailMalga Cuarnan (ps1)Wonderful
        Jul 27, 2023 @ 6:49am
        Jul 27, 2023

        Nearby Areas

        namedistance
        Cumieli 5 91.2 km
        Iof 1 12.2 km
        Faeit (Artegna) 1 23.1 km
        Faeit (Montenars) 1 43.3 km
        Campeon 1 63.6 km

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        Activity Type Stats

        activitytypetrailsdistancedescentdescent distancetotal verticalratingglobal rankstate rankphotosreportsroutesridelogs
        Mountain Bike2324 miles15,226 ft14 miles3,586 ft
        #3,050#120933692,145
        E-Bike89 miles6,115 ft6 miles3,579 ft
        #5,126#356273405
        Hike2324 miles15,226 ft14 miles3,586 ft
        #5,933#197369157
        Trail Running2324 miles15,226 ft14 miles3,586 ft
        #5,086#18836970

        Frequently Asked Questions About Cuarnan

        What are the highest rated mountain biking trails in Cuarnan?
        The highest rated mountain biking trails in Cuarnan are: View all mountain biking trails sorted by rating.
        What is the best time of the year to ride in Cuarnan?
        Based on ride log data, the most popular months to ride in Cuarnan are:
        • May (11 activities)
        • October (11 activities)
        • November (10 activities)
        Check the Cuarnan reports page for current trail conditions, recent trail reports, and seasonal information from the local community.
        Where can I park to ride in Cuarnan?
        There are 2 parking locations listed in Cuarnan. The most popular parking spots are:
        What is the longest trail in Cuarnan?
        The longest trail in Cuarnan is Malga Cuarnan (ps1) at 2.7 miles. View all trails sorted by distance.
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