Snowshoeing in the Stelvio National Park is a fascinating experience in the one of the wildest areas of the Alpine arch. The high peaks of the Cevedale mountain range are surrounded by the lush forests and the lateral valleys of Bormio, where there is the opportunity to see alpine fauna such as the Chamois, Ibex and the bearded Vulture, that was in danger of extinction recently. A stunning and simple hike with snowshoes will take us on to the Forni Glacier for superb views as well as discovering the pine trees and their inhabitants between pastures and wooden mountain huts. The gateway to the Park is the ancient spa town of Bormio, offering a relaxing stay combined with fine wine from the surrounding mountains. In addition, the only natural hot spring of the Alps is located here, discovered by the Romans, offering an opportunity for both the body and mind of hikers to relax.
- The wilderness of Stelvio National Park, the largest protected area in Italy
- Snowshoeing and "touching the Glaciers"
- Bormio, the ancient Roman thermal baths and the typical alpine architecture.