Itinerary 3 is the shortest route in the Paîs di Rustic Amour proposition, spanning about 20 kilometres and connecting Itineraries 1 and 2. This route traverses three towns—Spilimbergo, San Giorgio della Richinvelda, and San Martino al Tagliamento—flanked by the formidable Tagliamento and Meduna rivers, known for their torrential nature. The route's most notable feature is its system of irrigation ditches, which has historically driven the area's development. These man-made waterways, built in the late Middle Ages, not only powered the mills of various villages but also became catalysts for community growth. The intricate network of waterways also led to substantial changes in farming. Indeed, in the 19th century, pioneering innovators like the Pecile family introduced ground-breaking farming methods. This momentum carried into the 20th century, culminating in the exemplary cooperatives of San Giorgio and Rauscedo, which have managed the entire wine-growing and making process from the production of grafted vine plants to finished wines. The route also boasts an interesting history. The Richinvelda area is notable as the site where Bertrando, the esteemed Patriarch of Friuli, met his demise during feudal conflicts on 6 June 1350. The itinerary ends near the old ford—a crossing that once provided passage from San Martino to Rivis di Sedegliano on the opposite bank.