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Parco regionale dell'Adamello, Italy

cover photo by Carlo Giacomini

Location added by Carlo Giacomini

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 9.0 (average on 4 votes)

Coordinates : 46.130956, 10.427889 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : Consists of numerous valleys, alpine lakes and reservoirs, as well as the largest in Italian glacier, this park is not lacking certain photographic opportunities. As for the vegetation, being much the coverage altitude of the Park (from 390 m to 3539 m on top dell'Adamello), it is very diverse: up to about 1000 m stretch of deciduous forests, interrupted by meadows; beyond this quota prevail coniferous forests, mainly spruce, which still climbing give way to bright larch forests. Above 2000 m it enters the range of dwarf shrubs such as alder, mountain pine, juniper and rhododendron and exceeding 2200 m are the alpine meadows. The fauna is rich and consists rate, weasel, marten, weasel, hedgehog, squirrel, hare, dormouse, fox, deer, roe deer, hare, ermine, marmot, vole, chamois, ibex. Among the birds of interest: owl, tawny owl, barn owl, sparrow hawk, kestrels, goshawks, buzzards, golden eagles, hazel grouse, black grouse, cuturnice, ptarmigan and, now very rare, capercaillie.

Recommended equipment : It depends on the photographic genre to which it is concerned: from wide-angle tripod for landscapes to super telephoto for wildlife often elusive

Best months : Open all year, keeping in mind the hardships of the conditions of the trails in winter ice and snow

How to get there : The park covers on the Lombard side of the Adamello group, between Passo del Tonale and to Crocedomini, in the province of Brescia, and access to one of its valleys is necessary to reach Valcamonica. Coming from Bergamo and Brescia is you have to go from Lake Iseo and take the SS42 that leads to the Passo del Tonale; from Valtellina, through the Aprica, you come and Edolo, but if you are coming from Bolzano or Trento follow for Cles, Malè, up to Passo del Tonale. The municipalities of Valcamonica from which you can access the Park valleys ranging from Breno to Tonale.

Visits : Admission is free, as well as small parking areas from which is accessed on foot in the various valleys of the park

Notes :

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Sunrise: 06:27, Sunset: 18:25

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🌘 Waning Crescent, Brightness: 6%

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