Snowshoeing is a new trendy kind of sport, perfect for exploring the landscape
Image gallery: Snowshoeing
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Video : Snowshoe hiking the right way
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video : Snowshoe hiking tour: Nova Ponente
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video : The Alpe di Siusi seen from above
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video : Winter Hiking on the Malga Lyfi
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video : Snowshoe hiking in Falzeben
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video : Snowshoe hike on the Alpe di Siusi
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video : Hike to the Passo Monte Croce di Comelico
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video : Maseben snowshoe hiking tour
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video : Snowshoeing in South Tyrol
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video : Snowshoe hiking in Tires
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video : Snowshoe hiking at Luson
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video : Snowshoe hiking Alpe di Rodegno
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video : Snowshoes hike in the Funes Valley
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video : Pure: snowshoeing in the Dolomites
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video : Snowshoeing to Cima Pian del Lago
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video : Snowshoe Hiking Tour Malga Tella
Make your own tracks through deep unbroken snow or climb a snowy peak for unspoilt winter views - snowshoeing has a lot to offer indeed. Snowshoeing walks are the best way to enjoy the peace and serenity of snow-covered winter sceneries. What you need for it? Snowshoes, a map and the according equipment. And as nowadays most places and even hotels offer rental services it should be more than easy to get this!
Look forward to stunning snowshoeing walks across the legendary realm of the Catinaccio Mountain, the pale mountain world of the Dolomites or to numerous frozen mountain lakes. Qualified guides will take you to the most beautiful spots and can give you valuable tips about equipment and above all safety in the mountains.
Our tip: the so-called “Labyrinth Path” (marked with the no. 20) throughout the bizarre peaks of the Catinaccio Mountain! Estimated walking time: 4 hours.