La Pulce Innevata

LA PULCE INNEVATA is a typical mountain style apartment on two levels with 4 beds (max). Located on the second and last floor also accessible by lift in the small Residence Cavallazza on the magnificent Passo Rolle at 1984 meters above sea level, surrounded by the imposing Dolomite group of the Pale di San Martino. Features: sunny balcony overlooking the Lagorai mountain range, living room with three-seater sofa, armchair and smart TV, kitchen with dining area, table, bench and chairs, a double bedroom with balcony, desk and direct access to the bathroom, a bedroom mezzanine with double bed and dresser accessible via spiral staircase, bathroom with toilet, shower cubicle and washing machine, corridor with bench, large wardrobe. Communal parking with assigned space under the structure. Shared ski and bicycle storage. Internet connection available. You will find bed linen and towels directly in the apartment. An ideal place for those who want to stay in a place of uncontaminated natural beauty and a starting point for magnificent excursions in the Dolomites. At 2000 metres, Passo Rolle is one of the most spectacular passes in the Dolomites. Located at 1,980 meters above sea level, the Passo Rolle pass connects San Martino di Castrozza with the other Dolomite valleys. The town consists of a small inhabited area with some hotels, restaurants, bars and shops at the foot of the magnificent Pale di San Martino amphitheater, the south-west gateway to the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area, dominated by the unmistakable profile of Cimon della Pala (3,186 m), is in summer an excellent starting point for walks, excursions and mountain bike rides. Among the most famous destinations we remember the beautiful Val Venegia, the Colbricon lakes and the Thinking Christ, reachable by following the trek of the same name. Thanks to the unmistakable view of the Cimon della Pala (3,186 m), the 15 kilometers of slopes at Passo Rolle complete the ski area's offering and are undoubtedly the most panoramic slopes in the entire Alpine range.