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From La Raya: Night Snowshoe Tour in Asturias
Journey through wintry routes on a guided night snowshoe tour in Fuentes de Invierno. Enjoy this simple but exciting way to get in touch with the snow and explore the striking mountains of Asturias.
Highlights
- Marvel at the snowy landscape under a brightly-lit sky of stars and moon
- Experience Asturias' unparalleled nature on a unique outdoor expedition
- Learn how to snowshoe with friends or family at the foothills of Pico Torres
- Hear local legends and stories from your guide who is familiar with the region
- Hear the crunch of snow beneath your snowshoes and the stillness of night
Description
Discover the mountains of Asturias on a snowshoe tour at night from La Raya. Embark on a circular route at the base of Pico Torres, immersing yourself in the wintry landscape with just your snowshoes, ski poles, and headlamp. Reach spots you couldn't normally get to thanks to your snowshoes. Meet in the town of La Raya, at the top of the port of San Isidro, and begin your nighttime journey. Don your snowshoes, grab your ski poles and headlamp, and head out on your four-kilometer loop trail at the base of Pico Torres. As this tour only operates on nights closest to a full moon or a new moon, marvel at the moonlit snowy landscape surrounding you. Enjoy the peace and quiet that come hand in hand with snowshoeing in the evening. Reach places you can only get to by snowshoeing, and immerse yourself in Asturias' stunning natural landscape.Includes
Professional mountain guide Snowshoe tour Snowshoes Ski poles Headlamp Accident insuranceImportant Information
- In case of adverse conditions, the organization can cancel the activity for safety This tour is accessible for people of all levels. No prior snowshoeing experience is required
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund-
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