Listening to the deer roaring in Val Zebrù
The excursion, guided by a mountain guide, starts in the early afternoon from the parking lot of Fantelle (Valfurva). From here, a guided walk along a comfortable dirt road leads into the valley, through larch forests and scenic viewpoints. The trail is of easy hiking difficulty and is suitable for inexperienced walkers as well.
During the ascent, which lasts about two hours, the guide will share curiosities and information about the behavior of deer and their role in the alpine environment. The excursion continues until dusk, when the deer are most active and their calls resonate more clearly in the valley. A suggestive, immersive, and respectful experience of the animals, to be enjoyed quietly, with eyes and ears wide open.
Costs
- Excursion fee (adults: € 10.00 - children 6/14 years: € 6.00 - under 6 years: free - family package (1 or 2 parents + under 14): € 20.00
- Registration by 18:00 the day before the excursion at:
Stelvio National Park Office (Tel. 0342 901654 - info.torrealberti@stelviopark.it)
Bormio Tourist Office (Tel. 0342 903300 - info@bormio.eu)
Online at bormio.eu
Meeting at 2.00 pm at the Fantelle parking lot (Valfurva)
Details
- Difficulty level: low difficulty - hiking trail
- Duration: about 5 hours of walking + breaks
- Length: 11 km, 450 m elevation gain
- Suitable for regular hikers. Recommended from 8 years
- Excursions will take place with a minimum of 5 registered participants.
- If the minimum number is not reached, the event will be canceled and the fees paid will be refunded
- In case of bad weather, there is a possibility of rescheduling the activity by re-registering for any other excursion in the Park, subject to availability. No refund
- The meeting point is reachable by private vehicles. Some parking areas and access roads are subject to fees
- Pack lunch
- Recommended equipment: trekking boots, appropriate clothing, especially at least one waterproof garment. It is advisable to bring a hat and a pair of long pants
- Dogs are not allowed during the excursions
