-- Cun la ciaspes sun Mont Sëuc --
With snowshoes to the Seiser Alm: an alpine tour accompanied by a guide of the Catores group takes you from Monte Pana to the largest high plateau in Europe - the Seiser Alm. You start by private bus, and then walk at the foot of the Sassolungo and reaching the Zallinger. Finally, you return with snowshoes or alternatively choosing the sled. On this tour you will be challenged in terms of sport and at the same time you will find inner peace: a treat for body and mind, during which you will be completely in harmony with yourself.
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Meeting point: Chairlift Mont de Seura
Price: 70€ | 40€ for Val Gardena Active Partner
Duration: 5 hours
Number of participants: min. 2
Distance: 10 km
Difficulty level: ●●●●○
Altitude difference in ascent: 350m
Altitude difference in descent: 350m
Use of the lift: possible
Period: December - April
Dogs allowed: no
Stroller: no
Clothing and equipment: Mobilcard, warm winter clothing, hat or headband, gloves, high winter hiking boots, snowshoes with hiking sticks (available at the meeting point with pre-reservation).
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The private bus ride from Monte Pana to Saltria, is not included in the price.
Snowshoe rental is not included in the price.
*Public transport (busses, cableway, etc…) and lunch are not included and must be paid separately.
A lunch break in a hut is planned.
Any possible variation is reserved for the guide!
The payment for the activity can be made in advance at the Tourist offices of the Val Gardena. Payments at the meeting point are only accepted in cash.
Minimum age: 12 years
Meeting point:
meeting point: chairlift Mont de Seura
Contact info:
Tourist Office Ortisei
+39 0471 777600
ortisei@valgardena.it
This event requires registration:
Tourist Office Ortisei, +39 0471 777600, ortisei@valgardena.it
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