Few towns in Piedmont have a history as closely tied to the protection of Alpine wildlife as Noasca. Set in the Orco Valley, the municipality lies within Gran Paradiso National Park, Italy’s first national park, founded in 1922. The valley was formerly part of King Victor Emmanuel II’s Gran Paradiso hunting reserve, created to safeguard the Alpine ibex; that legacy still shapes the area’s identity. Noasca is also known for its waterfall, while the road through the valley continues towards Ceresole Reale and the high Nivolet Pass. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the Orco Valley.
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