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The trails are also marked according to the following four themes:
- woodland
- archeology
- wetlands
- human activity
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There are many green areas where you can stop to enjoy the scenery or even have a picnic.
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The main structure of the park was laid down centuries ago during the last glaciation, when Lake Maggiore was a glacier.
Nowadays the terrain consists of woodland, pasture and wetlands. In the park there are nineteen numbered trails which you
can enjoy on foot or by bike.
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Woodland -
Approximatley three quarters of the park is covered in woodland, mainly oak, chestnut and birch, home to many small
animals.
Archeology -
There are two sets of ancient tombs, one a Bronze Age burial dating from the 5th and 6th centuries B.C. and the other
from the 1st and 2nd centuries A.D. during the Roman period.
Wetlands -
The wetlands were formed when the glacial ice melted approximately 10,000 years ago. They contain various species of rare
aquatic plants as well as amphibians and aquatic fauna.
Human Activity -
The main human activity in the park is the training of race horses. There are various other small enterprises related to
the environment.
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