parco nazionale dello stelvio cevedale martello
parco nazionale dello stelvio cevedale martello

Stelvio National Park

With a total surface of 134,620 hectares, the Stelvio National Park between the Italian regions of Trentino-Alto Adige and Lombardy is the largest nature park in the entire Alpine region

Established in 1935 in the heart of the central Alps, the Stelvio National Park, one of the oldest Italian national parks, includes the whole area of the Ortles-Cevedale massif and its side valleys and stretches over the four Italian provinces of Trento, Bolzano, Sondrio and Brescia. In Trentino it covers the areas of the Val di Rabbi and the Val di Peio.

The natural landscape of this area is characterised by its uniqueness, as you can admire all kinds of different alpine formations, from glaciers to alpine pastures to valley basins. Extensive woods, meadows, waterfalls, watercourses and malghe are only some of the spectacular landscapes of this place. The altitude of the park stretches from 650 m a.s.l. up to the summit of Mt. Ortles at impressive 3,905 m a.s.l. This huge difference in altitude makes the area a true natural gem where numerous different ecosystems, animal and plant species converge.

The park can be visited all year round and besides discovering the beauty of nature, you can also find out more about the history, culture and the environment of this area, such as ancient Venetian sawmills, malghe, traditional cheese factories, as well as botanic trails and faunistic areas. The visitor centres (with five of them being in Trentino) provide you with all the information you need for your visit.


Established in: 1935
Surface: 1,346.2 sq km
Altitude level: between 650 and 3,905 m a.s.l.
Territory: Val di Peio and Val di Rabbi


Visitor centres:

Office of the Stelvio National Park in Trentino
Via Roma 65, Cogolo di Peio (TN)
Phone: +39 0463 909770
E-mail: uff.parcostelvio@provincia.tn.it

Rabbi Visitor Centre
Rabbi Fonti, Rabbi (TN)
Phone: +39 0463 909774
E-mail: cvrabbistelvio@provincia.tn.it

Peio Wildlife Centre
Runcal, Peio Fonti (TN)
Phone: +39 0463 909775
E-mail: parcostelvio@provincia.tn.it

Information Point Cogolo
Piazza Municipio 5, Cogolo di Peio (TN)
Phone: +39 0463 754345
E-mail: info@visitvaldipejo.it

Information Point Peio Fonti
Via delle Acque Acidule 8, Peio Fonti (TN)
Phone: +39 0463 753100
E-mail: peio@visitvaldisole.it


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