Even by
the standards of the Stelvio National Park, which raises the bar for
magnificent hiking, Valfurva takes it up a notch with a network of mountain
huts readily available to welcome hikers, as well as fascinating First World
War trails too.
Out of the
bounty of options, Val Zebrù earns a spot at the top of the list for its
wildlife – expect to see deer, marmots and ibex while out. During October and
November, the fiery autumnal hues make this valley particularly beautiful, and
the sounds of the roaring stags echo between the mountains.
More
stunning adventures await in Valfurva’s other key hiking zones: Valle dei
Forni, home to the Forni glacier, and Val Cedec. What’s more, don’t overlook
the Gavia Pass – not just the elite preserve of road cyclists, this area has
hiking trails and views to make you swoon.
Consorzio Tourisport di S. Caterina Valfurva
Piazza Magliavaca
info.valfurva@bormio.eu
www.bormio.eu