Guide to walking in the Central Italian Alps – Italy, Europe

• Location
• Description
• Contents
• Introduction
• Sample Route
• Maps

Introduction
    The area
    How to get there and public transport   
    When to go
    Walks & walking
    Refuges & accommodation
    Maps
    Equipment
    Flora & fauna Vinschgau
    Introduction
    1.   Texel Group – Franz Huber Weg
    2.   Texel Group – The Ancient Way of the Dead
    3.   Texel Group – An Icy Pass
    4.   Schnalstal – Traditional Farm Life
    5.   Ötztaler Alps – An Age-Old Stock Route and the Iceman
    6.   Saldurkamm – A Saint, a Waalweg and a Castle
    7.   Langtauferertal – A Pope and a Glacier
    8.   Sesvenna Group – The Smugglers’ Gorge

Stelvio National Park
Introduction
    9.   Trafoiertal – Goldseeweg
    10. Zaytal – Roches Moutonées
    11. Ortler Group – Skirting the Giant
    12. Ortler Group – Glaciers and Spirits
    13. Laasertal – Marble and a Desolate Traverse
    14. Orgel-Spitze – A Magnificent Peak-cum-Weather Beacon
    15. Martelltal – Woods and Wildlife
    16. Zufritt Group – Soyscharte
    17. Ultental – Three Panoramic Peaks
    18. Ultental – A Circuit of Lakes
    19. Valle di Rabbi – Cascades and Wild Flowers
    20. Vegaia-Tremenesca Group – The Valley of Seven Lakes
    21. Val de la Mare – Rifugio Larcher and Chamois
    22. Monte Vioz – 3645 metres
    23. Ercavallo-Albiolo Group – First World War Remains
    24. Valle di Cedec & Val Zebru – Glaciers and Wildlife Galore
    25. Valle di Gavia & Valle delle Messi – Passo di Gavia

Adamello Nature Park
Introduction
    26. Presanella Group – Princess Presanella
    27. Presanella Group – Val Genova
    28. Val Nambrone – Behind the Presanella
    29. Presanella Group – Some Picturesque Lakes
    30. Cima Zeledria – Sentiero Bozzetto
    31. Presanella Group – Val Gelata
    32. Upper Valcamonica – The Yellow Bivouac Hut
    33. Adamello Group – The Adamello Tour

Glossary
References