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Stelvio National Park STELVIO NATIONAL PARK EXPERIENCING NATURE Fact Sheet Founded: 1935 Total area: 130,734 ha South Tyrol portion: 53,495 ha Highest point: Ortler Mountain – 3,905 m "THE ONLY WORLD IN WHICH ONE CAN TRU- above sea level LY BE ONESELF IS THE NATURAL WORLD." Lowest point: Morter – 700 m above sea level. Trentino-South Tyrol & Lombardy BORIS LEONIDOWITSCH PASTERNAK, (1890 – 1960) Regions: South Tyrol Municipal Districts: Stilfs/Stelvio, Prad/Prato, Glurns/Glorenza, Taufers i.M./Tubre i.V.M., Mals/Malles, Laas/Lasa, Schlanders/Silandro, Martell/ Martello, Latsch/Laces & Ulten/Ultimo View of the triumvirate: the Königspitze, Zebru and Ortler mountains 2 Man and Nature in Equilibrium Care and Preservation THE PROJECT At the Stelvio National Park, we are of the Cultural Landscape STELVIO NATIONAL acutely aware of our responsibility South Tyrolean mountain farmers PARK – A REGIONAL for the environment. We stand for methodically work the land to generate MODEL FOR SUSTAIN- lasting values and we support the authentic products. On these steep ABLE LIVING sustainable development of the mountain slopes, their daily toil makes Alpine region together with the a valuable contribution to help preserve judicious and innovative deploy- the Alpine landscape. But the moun- ment of its natural resources. tain farmers also help to safeguard the By networking with all our regional cultural landscape itself. For this, they partners, we also seek to open deserve a big THANK YOU. We fully sup- new directions both in tourism port their consistent efforts to attain the and agriculture. most beneficial outcomes for both Man and the Environment. The Inhabitants of the Stelvio National Park Embedded in the unique high mountain terrain of the Stelvio National Park, the mountain settlements have, for centuries, harmoniously co-existed with their natural surroundings. Over time, they themselves have been formed by their vigilance and custodianship of their environment. 4 View to Prad am Stilfserjoch/Prato allo Stelvio The following terms and conditions apply CONTENTS (unless stated otherwise) Entry fee: € 3.00 / per person Summer Experience _12 Free entry: children up to (and including) 15 years Winter Experience _34 Gear: weatherproof clothing, suitable boots for mountain climbing or hiking as well as provisions. If possible, bring High Mountain Trails _40 a set of binoculars & headlamp/s. Visitor Centres _44 Register in one of the five Visitor Centres or Tourist Offices – no later than 5 pm the day before. Sporting Events _52 The meeting points are all accessible via public transport. Regional Products _56 For more information see: www.suedtirolmobil.info Visit the website or call to find out about the Visitor Centres opening hours, as well as possible program changes and updates. Preserving the Natural Environment Find out about our special Programs for Children. In order to preserve our natural paradise, some rules need to be applied. 1. Take your trash away with you. Discarding waste in nature harms the environment. Liability When signing up for the organised hikes, please bear in mind that 2. Do not damage or remove any plants or minerals. sure-footedness, stamina and a good fitness level are required. Claims for 3. Do not light fires outside the designated barbecue areas in the National Park. potential injuries resulting from accidents cannot be accepted! For your own safety, make sure you are fully informed about the difficulty 4. The National Park is home to wild animals. Always keep your dog on a leash. level of the particular hike you’re signing up for! 5. Do not cause any disturbance or make unnecessary noise. Being quiet Please note: hikes may be cancelled at short notice due to bad weather or increases the likelihood of seeing wild animals. to an insufficient number of participants. The hikes and other activities with guides are conducted either in 6. Camping in the National Park is only allowed in the designated campsites. German or Italian. Mals Meran Glurns SWITZERLAND Taufers im Münstertal Naturns STELVIO NATIONAL PARK OVERVIEW OF THE NATURE RESERVE Prad am Schlanders Lana Stilfserjoch Laas Latsch "Stelvio National Park" is my name. Just so you know, I’m one of the biggest nature reserves in Europe, l a T Stilfs extending across four Italian provinces: South Tyrol, Trento, Brescia r e s and Sondrio. The Golden Eagle is my heraldic animal and I provide a St. Pankraz a L a natural habitat to deer (including red deer), chamois, the bearded l Gomagoi l ita Trattla ta fo en vulture. Rare plants, including Edelweiss, Alpine roses, larch and Swiss a lt r Meiern U T S stone pines all thrive here. The limpid waters of my glaciers, streams u l d and lakes are also vital to the human settlements within my bounda- Trafoi e n St. Walburg t ries that extend northwest, as far as the Swiss National Park and to the a STELVIO Livigno l l lta Parco dell' Adamello, in the south. el STELVIO PASS NATIONAL PARK rt a I support ten villages in South Tyrol alone: Stilfs/Stelvio, Prad/Prato, Sulden M Kuppelwies Glurns/Glorenza, Taufers i.M./Tubre i.V.M., Mals/Malles, Laas/Lasa, Schlanders/Silandro, Martell/Martello, Latsch/Laces and Ulten/ ORTLER Ultimo. These communities are vital in helping me preserve the diver- This is where the Stelvio National sity of my high mountain landscape for posterity. My pristine, natural ZEBRU St. Gertraud Hintermartell Park begins. beauty should help persuade you that I’m well worth the effort! KÖNIGSSPITZE If you see this sign, you’re in the The Stelvio National Park is served by all public transport Bormio Stelvio National Park area. (for further information, go to: www.suedtirolmobil.info). SantˈAntonio Visitor Centres ITALY For further information see page 46. Peio aquaprad lahnersäge Santa Caterina di Valfurva Rabbi avimundus naturatrafoi culturamartell "WALKING IS THE MOTION OF LEGS AND THE STATE OF THE SOUL" JOSEF HOFMILLER, (1872 – 1933) SUMMER EXPERIENCE Farm Tour Mountain Hut Hike HIKING This leisurely hiking circuit leads Our mountain guide takes you to from Prad/Prato to Lichtenberg/ the most beautiful spots in the Discover the Stelvio National Park in summer: marvel at Montechiaro and back. Along the Stelvio National Park. On this easy the breath-taking panoramas from the summits, the high way we stop at a farm to sample hike, breathe deeply and inhale the mountain pastures and lakes. Birds of prey circle in the some of the homegrown fare. pure mountain air. The sumptuous sky amidst the whistles of marmots low on the ground. local delicacies served at the huts taste even better! Wednesdays: 26 June – 4 September 2019 Mondays: 8 April – 28 October 2019 Meeting point: 9:00 am, Prad/Prato Meeting point: Prad/Prato (aquaprad Visitor Centre) (aquaprad Visitor Centre) Duration: 4 – 5 hrs, Info: +39 0473 616 034 walking time: 3 hrs Duration: ~ 6 hrs, Extra charge for the farm tour (€ 7.00) walking time: ~ 4 hrs Visiting the Most Visit a Mountain Dairy Farm Spectacular Beauty Spots On this guided hike to the Prader Join us for an easy hike in the Alm mountain hut in Trafoi, you Stelvio National Park, leading all can see how cheese and butter are the way up to the summits from made from fresh farm milk. Enjoy where you can enjoy magnificent the panoramic views while smell- scenic views. Experience a typical ing the fragrance of the Alpine South Tyrolean afternoon Marende meadows! with local products. Thursdays: Mondays: 1 July – 26 August 2019 11 April – 31 October 2019 Meeting point: 9:30 am, Trafoi Meeting point: rotating, Info Prad/ (naturatrafoi Visitor Centre) Prato Tourist Office: +39 0473 616 034 Duration: 5 – 6 hrs, Duration: ~ 6 hrs, walking time: ~ 4 hrs walking time: ~ 4 hrs (600 m difference in altitude) 14 Wild Animals and Flowers While hiking through the moun- tain forests and over the sunny Herbal Hike in Martell Birdwatching meadows, keeping an eye open Discover the healing powers of on Haidersee Lake for marmots and deer tracks, we mountain herbs along the ancient Observing the birdlife on an come across beds of magnificent paths, guided by a herbalist. Dis- extensive ornithological hike Alpine flowers. At lunchtime, we cover age-old secrets handed down around Haidersee Lake. decide to stop at one of the rustic across the generations. ) Franco Fratini mountain refuges. * ( Sunday: 26 May 2019 Alternating Mondays: Appointments: 15, 25, 31 May and Meeting point: 8:00 am, 15 July – 2 September 2019 8, 14, 19 June 2019 Fischerhäuser/Case dei Pescatori Appointment: 9:30 am, Meeting point: 3.30 pm, (bus stop) Ultental/Val d'Ultimo Martelltal/Val Martello Duration: ~ 6 hrs (lahnersäge Visitor Centre) (culturamartell Visitor Centre) Gear: binoculars (required) Duration: ~ 6 hrs, walking time: 4 hrs Robin Duration: ~ 3 hrs In Search of the Marmots Observe marmots in their natural Birdwatching Hike habitat in the Stelvio National On this early morning hike, ac- Park. Their loud, whistling sounds companied by an ornithologist, are a give-away! you’ll be enchanted by the magic of the Alpine birdsong. Tuesdays: 18 June – 17 September 2019 Thursdays: 30 May – 20 June 2019 Meeting point: 9.30 am, Meeting point: 6.00 am, Martelltal/Val Martello Schlanders/Silandro (culturamartell Visitor Centre) (avimundus Visitor Centre) Optional shuttle service Duration: ~ 3 hrs Duration: 4 hrs, walking time: 3 hrs Gear: binoculars (required) Haidersee Lake on the Resia Pass facing the Ortler mountain 16 A Fascinating Mountain World Family Hike Marvel at this breath-taking mountain world with its pristine side valleys, Parents with children discover deep gorges and Alpine flora and fauna. new ways of experiencing the forest: moving across the forest Tuesdays: 18 June – 15 October 2019 floor, splashing in the mountain Meeting point: 9.20 am, Prad/Prato – Sulden/Solda streams, observing the ant, while (The exact meeting point will be announced upon registration) the wind blows through the tops Duration: ~ 6 hrs, walking time: 4 hrs of the tall trees.
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