Venice Pool

Address

Municipalities concerned

Peio

Area coordinates

webgis.provincia.tn.it

Surface area

Unità di misura	Valore
hectares	1,09

Informazioni di dettaglio

Identification code

116

Reference database

Local reserves

Protected area classification

Local reserve

Access arrangements

The 'Pozza di Venezia' alpine meadows are located along path no. 102, which leads from Malga Mare to the Larcher Hut on Cevedale. Here is a description of the route on the Stelvio National Park website.

Contacts

Managing body

Autonomous Province of Trento (IT)

Contact office

Ufficio biodiversita' e rete natura 2000

Additional information

Items of interest

Stelvio

Special Protection Area (SPA)

A vast mountainous area in the central Alps furrowed, in the Province of Trento, by three alpine valleys of glacial origin on the southern slope of the Ortles-Cevedale group.
The head of the valleys is bordered by a circle of peaks reaching up to 3,000 m and the environments are characterised by alternating glacial cirques with alpine lakes and small peat bogs. There are vast glaciers and impressive moraine deposits.
The vegetation is represented by coniferous larch and spruce forests, interrupted by vast pasture clearings of secondary origin, which are followed at high altitudes by subalpine heaths and alpine pastures.

Alta Val La Mare

Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

Alpine valley in a metamorphic mountain group, with glacial cirques and imposing morainic apparatuses of extraordinary interest, not only for the landscape aspect, but also for the observation of the dynamism of the pioneer vegetation.
The site is of relevant national and/or provincial interest for the presence and reproduction of endangered animal species, important glacial relicts, exclusive and/or typical of the Alps.

Stelvio National Park

The Stelvio National Park, with its 130,734 hectares, is one of the largest national parks in Italy.
Established in 1935, it is among the first national parks in Italy. It was created to protect the flora, fauna and beautiful landscape of the Ortles-Cevedale mountain range, and to promote the development of sustainable tourism in the Alpine valleys of Lombardy, Trentino and South Tyrol.

I approximately 17,000 hectares of the Trentino sector of the Park include the municipalities of Peio, Rabbi and Pellizzano (Val di Sole).