Val Zebrù
A high valley in Stelvio National Park closed to private cars, where stone herding huts and high pastures meet snowy peaks. Red deer and chamois are often seen.
Val Zebrù is a glacier valley about 13 km long on the north side of Valfurva. Private vehicles are banned, and the valley keeps its stone herding huts and traditional high pastures. At its head rise the Zebrù peaks and the glacial cliffs of Gran Zebrù. It is a good place within the national park to spot red deer, roe deer and chamois. Walk into the valley from the village of Madonna dei Monti, or take a scheduled summer minibus to the middle section, then walk on to the Campo refuge or the Pizzini refuge.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Stelvio Pass
- Santa Caterina Valfurva
- Bormio Old Town
- Bormio Ski Area & Pista Stelvio
- Bormio Terme
- Valle dei Forni & Forni Glacier
- Bagni Nuovi di Bormio
- Bagni Vecchi di Bormio