An Astronomical Stroll in the Heart of a Winter Night

A stroll at dusk, a campfire in the heart of nature… the scene is set. Sepparla invites you on a unique outing to explore the night sky, guided by an astronomy enthusiast.
Gather around the fire with a hot drink in hand and some roasted marshmallows, and let yourself be swept away by the legends of the stars and the beauty of the constellations. And if Mother Nature allows it, this outing can be done on snowshoes to add a touch of magic!
A timeless experience, blending relaxation, wonder, and camaraderie.

Practical information:
Duration: approximately 2–2.5 hours
Distance: 3 km
Elevation gain: 80 m
Minimum age: 8 years
Baby carriers: Not allowed
Dogs not allowed

Prices:
Adult: 25€ / Child (ages 8–12): €20
If you’re staying in the Munster Valley, your host may have given you the Munstercard. This valuable pass entitles you to a 10% discount on this activity.

Preparation:
The outing takes place at night in cold temperatures (sometimes feeling as low as -20°C), so be sure to pack warm clothing (after-ski gear, warm socks, a hat, and gloves are required) and hiking boots, or even a blanket. Bring 1 L of water or a hot drink per person.

Please note:
A headlamp will be provided free of charge.
Snowshoes, poles, and safety equipment will be provided free of charge if there is snow.

You’ll need to drive your own vehicle to the starting point. From November 1 through March 31, your vehicle must be equipped with winter tires, or you must have snow chains or snow socks to drive in the Munster Valley.

The outing is confirmed with a minimum of 10 participants. If there are not enough participants, you will be notified and receive a full refund, or your activity may be rescheduled.