The protected areas of Pontedilegno-Tonale

The protected areas of Pontedilegno-Tonale express the beauty of a mountain area that has maintained its authenticity, with its glaciers, forests, Alpine lakes and peaks of over 3,000 metres in height. Here, the landscapes and the highlands of the Adamello Regional Park, the Stelvio National Park and of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park make up some of the most beautiful and precious Alpine environments in Italy. You can stroll through forests and around Alpine lakes, travel to lodges and glaciers, observe wild animals or follow the trails that tell the story of the mountains and of the White War. Because Pontedilegno-Tonale is wild and vibrant nature, to be travelled, explored and protected.

Always something new to discover

This is another way to explore Pontedilegno-Tonale, with its vast protected areas, glaciers and peaks of over 3,000 metres in height.

The Adamello Regional Park

Adamello Regional ParkThe Alpine heart of Valle Camonica, with the most extensive glacier in Italy, more than 1,000 km of trails, lodges and relics of the White War.

Explore the protected areas

Explore wild and authentic nature

One land, three large protected areas and countless peaks to be explored all year round.

Three large protected areas located between the regions of Lombardy and Trentino are home to some of the most beautiful and precious mountain environments in the Alps.

Mountains shaped by ice and water, home to glaciers, Alpine lakes, forests and valleys that change with the passing of the seasons.

Thousands of kilometres of trails cross protected areas, from walks for families to hikes high in the mountains to lodges and peaks.

An extraordinary biodiversity can be found in the forests and mountains, which are home to red deer, Alpine ibexes, marmots, golden eagles and many other species.

A land where nature and history come together, with the trenches, fortifications and itineraries that tell the story of the White War in the Adamello-Presanella mountains.