Photo Gallery
Discover some of the most characteristic aspects of the Park. Click on the icons to enlarge the photo!
Visitor Center, interior
Visitor Center, interior
Visitor Center
Visitor Center
Rock climbing school
Rock climbing school
Common snipe
Common snipe
European Honey Buzzard
European Honey Buzzard
Woodlark
Woodlark
Green lizard
Green lizard
The grass snake lives near the torrent and in the surrounding woodlands
The grass snake lives near the torrent and in the surrounding woodlands
Dalmatian Wall Lizard
Dalmatian Wall Lizard
Daphne alpina ssp. scopoliana represents the alpine flora in Val Rosandra
Daphne alpina ssp. scopoliana represents the alpine flora in Val Rosandra
Moehringia tommasinii is an endemic plant living in the fissures of the walls
Moehringia tommasinii is an endemic plant living in the fissures of the walls
On the screes of Val Rosandra, Drypis spinosa ssp. jaquiniana grows
On the screes of Val Rosandra, Drypis spinosa ssp. jaquiniana grows
In the Region, Fritillaria orientalis grows only in the south-eastern section of the Karst
In the Region, Fritillaria orientalis grows only in the south-eastern section of the Karst
The bristles of Pulsatilla montana protect the plant
The bristles of Pulsatilla montana protect the plant
Jurinea mollis on the moorland of Mt. Stena
Jurinea mollis on the moorland of Mt. Stena
The vertical walls with the gallery dug in the mid-19th century for the ferrata
The vertical walls with the gallery dug in the mid-19th century for the ferrata
The ravine of torrent Rosandra, one of the rare surface watercourses of the Karst
The ravine of torrent Rosandra, one of the rare surface watercourses of the Karst
The waterfall of torrent Rosandra near Botazzo
The waterfall of torrent Rosandra near Botazzo
The rests of the 1st century Roman aqueducts
The rests of the 1st century Roman aqueducts
View of Val Rosandra from S. Lorenzo
View of Val Rosandra from S. Lorenzo
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