Stelvio National Park

Stelvio National Park, located in the Italian Alps, is gaining attention for two distinct reasons. Firstly, the region's thermal waters have long been recognized for their restorative properties, attracting athletes and spectators, particularly during winter sports events. Secondly, the park has recently become a significant paleontological site. Over 2,000 dinosaur footprints, dating back 200 million years to the time of prosauropods, have been discovered within the park. This discovery, made by a nature photographer, highlights the area's rich geological history and its importance for understanding prehistoric life. The dinosaur footprint find is particularly newsworthy, adding a new dimension to the park's existing appeal as a natural and recreational destination.