The difficulty levels of the routes vary:

• Easy hikes don’t require any special physical preparation.
• Moderate routes call for some level of activity—if you walk often and lead an active lifestyle, you should be fine.
• Challenging routes are recommended for those with at least basic fitness training. Please check the details before choosing a route.

Water and light snacks are a must to bring along. After booking, you’ll be added to a group chat where we share a checklist of what to bring based on the weather, so you’ll be well-prepared.

The most important gear is comfortable footwear with good traction — trekking boots or trail running shoes work well. For some routes, trekking poles are recommended. If you don’t have any, we can provide poles for rent at an additional cost.

We always monitor the weather forecast before starting the hike. If heavy rain or potentially dangerous conditions are expected, we offer several options:

• Rescheduling the hike for another date.
• Replacing the route with a safer alternative.
• A full refund.

We do not proceed with hikes in unsafe weather conditions. However, if you prefer, we can adjust the route accordingly.

We provide transfer services using modern minivans or minibuses (e.g. Mercedes Sprinter) that are no older than 5 years. Our drivers are experienced and careful, so you can relax on the way to the hike and unwind after it.

Yes, on our routes we offer hot homemade meals (warmed up on portable stoves), snacks, and hot tea. If you have any allergies or dietary restrictions, please let us know in advance — we will gladly prepare something just for you.

Please note that on some tours, meals are NOT included in the price.

We always assign guides so that one stays at the front of the group and another at the back — this helps everyone stay together. Our guides know the route well and ensure your safety as long as you follow their instructions. Each guide is trained in first aid and carries a fully equipped first aid kit.