The Apennine chamois lives in central Italy. It uses high grasslands and steep rocky slopes, descending into valley woodland in winters with heavy snow.
The Abruzzo park account says both sexes have well-developed horns. The summer coat is fairly uniform light brown; in winter, contrasting white, black and brown bands become conspicuous.
It uses high grasslands and steep rocky slopes. In winters with heavy snow it descends into valley woodland. It eats plants, and the park account identifies the Festuco-Trifolietum thalii plant community as an important food source.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.