Valtellina Valley Live Cam
A panoramic spot in the northern area of the Livigno Valley facing south / south-west
Geological Formation and Alpine Architecture
The Valtellina Valley is a classic example of a glacial trough carved during the Pleistocene epoch. Over millennia, colossal ice flows sculpted the U-shaped valley floor, leaving behind moraines and a complex network of tributary valleys. Today, the valley’s floor ranges from 250 to 300 meters wide in the lower reaches near Tirano, gradually narrowing as it climbs toward Bormio at 1,225 meters above sea level.
