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EnrosadiraTime Effetto Wow

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EnrosadiraTime: L’Incantevole Effetto Wow al Tramonto sulle Dolomiti

Alpe Lusia – San Pellegrino, 15 febbraio 2024

Lasciatevi trasportare in un’esperienza unica al tramonto, abbracciati dalla magia dell’Enrosadira nella splendida conca di Fuciade. Con pascoli innevati e pittoresche baite in legno, questo scenario offre uno spettacolo indimenticabile, reso ancor più speciale da una merenda trentina genuina.

Programma Straordinario:
L’anfiteatro naturale di Fuciade si colora di tonalità rosate, offrendo una vista panoramica sulle maestose cime, da Cima Uomo alle Pale di San Martino in lontananza. Il percorso per raggiungere questa località è una piacevole passeggiata tra boschi innevati e baite in legno, dove la nostra guida simpatica svelerà segreti e tracce degli abitanti del luogo. Le luci naturali creano un effetto spettacolare, paragonabile ai migliori effetti speciali cinematografici.

Al ritorno, accanto al suggestivo laghetto delle Pozze, il ristorante dell’Albergo Miralago vi attende con una deliziosa merenda trentina, disponibile anche in versione senza glutine. Formaggi e salumi della Val di Fassa, dolci preparati dallo chef Pietro Pellegrin e le celebri frittelle di mele di mamma Carmen, accompagnati da un caldo vin brulè e un succo di mela La Trentina, vi riscalderanno lo stomaco e il cuore.

Dettagli e Prenotazioni:
– Prezzo: €30 per adulti, €20 per bambini fino a 12 anni.
– Incluso: Passeggiata guidata, welcome drink con tisana alle erbe e borraccia “Val di Fassa”, merenda trentina dolce e salata al ristorante dell’Albergo Miralago, gadget simpatico.
– Opzioni: Possibilità di aggiungere una cena tipica (contattare direttamente la struttura).
– Partecipanti: Attività a numero chiuso (minimo 8, massimo 25 persone).
– Prenotazione: Obbligatoria online o presso gli uffici turistici della valle entro le 16:00 del 14 febbraio.

In caso di condizioni meteorologiche avverse, l’evento sarà annullato con comunicazione agli iscritti entro le 10:00 del giorno stesso, con rimborso integrale della quota.

L’esperienza ha una durata di circa 4 ore e il ritrovo è alle 15:45 nel parcheggio dell’Albergo Miralago, raggiungibile a piedi dal Passo San Pellegrino o in auto. Durante la prenotazione, segnalate eventuali intolleranze alimentari.

Prenotate ora per vivere l’incanto dell’Enrosadira e godere di un tramonto indimenticabile sulle Dolomiti!

Consigli: Indossate abbigliamento da neve, guanti impermeabili, berretto e scarponcini da montagna o scarpe da neve adatte a terreni innevati. Portate con voi un frontalino o una torcia per il rientro. L’esperienza è aperta ai bambini dai 5 anni in su, ma sconsigliata per i passeggini. È consentito l’uso di zaino portabimbo o slittino per essere trainati, ma non per la discesa.

Orari di Apertura: Dalle 15:45 in poi.

Informazioni:
Ufficio Turistico
Indirizzo: 38030 Piaz Bepo Roch, 1 Soraga di Fassa
Telefono: +39 0462 609750
Email: infosoraga@fassa.com

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