The Fruscìo Sound Park is a walking path immersed in an idyllic forest of fir and larch trees, in the Stelvio National Park. It is built around 7 sound and experiential stations which include wooden bells, big chimes connected to the trees, drums made from trunks, giant trumpets to amplify the sounds of the forest. The path also passes through a circular "amphitheatre" in shiny metal which reflects the surrounding landscape to resemble a body of water, as well as a "triangular field" which includes three vertical wooden elements stocked with books, magazines and various objects to enjoy while admiring the view. The last stage is particularly evocative, a tribute to Maestro Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli with a view of a grand piano stuck on a conifer 10 meters high.
General information:
The Fruscìo Sound Park is an equipped path, located in an alpine area which due to its natural mountain characteristics requires general caution and attention when traveling: we ask you to wear technical mountain clothing and check the weather conditions before embarking on the route.
Free access