Enrosadira Time - Snowshoeing at sunset
In one of the most spectacular places in the Dolomites, experience an exciting guided snowshoe hike to Baita Paradiso, where you can admire the peaks glowing with the last rays of sunlight.
Programme: you will ascend with the Costabella chairlift, then put on your snowshoes and leave your giant footprints on the mantle of snow of the San Pellegrino Pass, admiring the panorama that opens up in front of you. The guides of the Moena Ski School will take you on this wonderful exploration, where you will have the chance to immerse yourself for a few hours in the immaculate silence of the surrounding nature, broken only by a tasty snack at the legendary Baita Paradiso Refuge. Here Gino awaits you with a recharge of mouth-watering artisanal flavours: freshly baked cakes, cheeses and cold cuts from Val di Fassa... The spectacle of nature begins shortly, just enough time to put on your snowshoes and raise your eyes to the peaks: the "Enrosadira" goes on stage directly from the "Paradise"!
Meeting point: every Thursday at 3 p.m. at San Pellegrino Pass, at the Moena Dolomiti Ski School office next to the Costabella chairlift. Return at approx. 6 p.m.
Prices:
- € 39 adults and children from 8/10 years of age
- € 24 for guests, adults and children staying in one of the Moena Outdoor Hotels. For registration please contact the Sport Check Point/Scuola Sci Moena Dolomiti
Includes rental of snowshoes and poles, snack at the refuge, guided hike with a mountain guide. Ticket for the Costabella chairlift paid for by participants. Ski pass valid. Activity limited to a minimum of 6 persons.
Equipment required: shoes suitable for walking in the snow (high collar that covers the ankle) such as hiking boots, après-ski boots and similar, preferably waterproof. Classic Moon boots are not appropriate. Gloves, woollen cap, snacks, a small bottle of water or hot tea in a small rucksack.
Compulsory reservation online or in the Sport Check Point offices in Moena and Canazei by the previous day. When booking, we recommend that you report any food intolerances.
