Parco dell'Oglio Nord

The Parco dell'Oglio Nord extends across 14,170 hectares, featuring diverse landscapes from agricultural plains to wooded riverbanks along the Oglio River.

The Oglio River marked territorial boundaries during Roman times, separating the ancient cities of Brescia and Cremona before the park's establishment in 1988.

Seven nature reserves within the park preserve local species while supporting traditional agricultural practices that maintain connections between communities and the land.

Visitors access marked trails for hiking, cycling, and birdwatching, with designated fishing areas and picnic spots distributed throughout the protected area.

The park contains specific geological formations where local inhabitants historically believed a freshwater sea existed, influencing regional terminology and folklore.

Location: Province of Bergamo

Location: Province of Brescia

Location: Province of Cremona

Inception: April 16, 1988

Website: http://www.parcooglionord.it//

Website: http://parcooglionord.it/

GPS coordinates: 45.33690,9.90690

Latest update: March 10, 2025 17:57