The Stelvio National Park is located in the central Alps and covers an area of 1350 km² (520 km² belong to the South Tyrolean area involved in the project); with its side valleys it surrounds the entire Ortles-Cevedale massif.
The Stelvio National Park extends from the valley floor to the mountain and subalpine woods, and more, to the wide alpine landscapes up to the areas with peaks covered by ice (Ortles 3,905 m). To the North, the Stelvio National Park borders directly with the Swiss National Park and to the South with the Adamello Regional Park, in Lombardy.
The Guides
The Stelvio National Park can be visited by following many itineraries along the extensive coniferous forests to the alpine meadows. Some passes connect the numerous valleys, and extensive glaciers lead us to the highest mountains, giving us enchanting views. For many years, the Mountain Guides operating in the Park lived in this environment and climbed these peaks, thus learning to observe the details that these places hide.
The passion for nature in addition to the numerous experiences gained over years of activity in the mountains throughout the Alps, has led us to become professionals, able not only to know the most interesting and scenic places, but above all able to choose to each time the excursion that best suits the changing conditions of the mountain and the motivation of the visitors. The qualification of Park Guide, which allows us to illustrate in depth the naturalistic and anthropic aspects of the Stelvio National Park, completes the deep knowledge, essential for those who take responsibility to lead other people in the mountains.
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