Sunday 18 February 2024 from 16.00 to 19.30
Guided evening walk or snowshoe hike with fireworks show in the company of Asiago Guides and dinner at the end
DESTINATION: Asiago (VI)
Crossing woods and meadows, at nightfall we will lead you to hidden and enchanted corners of the Asiago area. We reach an elevated place, the best, to attend the one-of-a-kind light and sound show: The Flakes of Light. Each snow crystal will be a small mirror that will infinitely multiply the colors and glow of the fireworks punctuated by background music and a warm aperitif.
At the end of the show, in a few minutes you will return to the starting point where you can enjoy a good dinner with friends and avoid the traffic on the way back.
The menu at the Des Alpes Asiago Restaurant will be:
- Appetizer of the house
- Macaroni with sausage and mushroom cream
- Beer cheek stew with side dishes
- Dessert of the day
- water, wine included.
Reservations are mandatory.
DIFFICULTY: we assign a difficulty of 2 on a scale from 1 (very easy) to 5 (challenging)
The route is a loop, does not present any particular technical difficulties and there are no exposed sections. It develops between mountain paths and dirt roads. The difference in altitude is less than 200 m.
WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU: mountain boots (NO MOON BOOT), layered clothing suitable for the mountain climate, waterproof jacket, backpack, water or hot tea for the duration of the excursion, a small snack such as dried fruit, hat, gloves, headlamp possibly with a fixed red light, a blanket for observing the fireworks, preferably with a waterproof side.
COST: €25 for the guided excursion per person with observation of the flakes of light, €15 for children under 15 and season ticket holders.
DINNER PRICE: €25 per person for the above menu to be paid directly at the Restaurant.
MEETING POINT: parking lot of the Restaurant Des Alpes Asiago -
We start on foot from the meeting point.
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