Parco naturale dell'Adamello

The Adamello Park spans 51,000 hectares of mountainous territory, featuring the largest glacier in Italy with a peak reaching 3,539 meters above sea level.

The protected area contains military structures and trenches from World War I, when Italian and Austro-Hungarian forces engaged in mountain warfare at high altitudes.

Mountain communities within the park maintain traditional cheese-making practices, producing regional specialties like Fatulì and Silter using herbs from alpine pastures.

The park network includes 1,000 kilometers of marked trails connecting mountain huts, visitor centers, and educational facilities throughout the protected area.

The geological composition of the park features distinctive igneous rocks, including tonalites and granodiorites, forming the core of the Adamello mountain group.

Location: Province of Brescia

Inception: 1983

Website: http://parcoadamello.it

GPS coordinates: 46.09000,10.42000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:49