• ELEVATION DIFFERENCE: small <300 m
• EXPOSURE OF PASSAGES: small, almost non-existent
(with risk of slipping or falling from the path)
• FREQUENCY OF EXPOSED PASSAGES: it does not exists
(with or without cables)
EVALUATION CRITERIAS
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Here you will find explained the evaluation method that we use to differentiate the degrees of difficulty for the hiking routes.
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Very Easy - green: suitable for families
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Easy - blue: suitable for beginners
• ELEVATION DIFFERENCE: medium 300 – 600 m
• EXPOSURE OF PASSAGES: Small or medium. Either there are none, or there may be a few areas with short passages exposed.
(with risk of slipping or falling from the path)
• FREQUENCY OF EXPOSED PASSAGES: Either it doesn't exist or it's small.
(with or without cable arrangement) -
Moderate - red: suitable for those with some experience
• ELEVATION DIFFERENCE: Big 600 - 900 m
• EXPOSURE OF PASSAGES: Small or medium. There is one or more short passages.
(with risk of slipping or falling from the path)
• FREQUENCY OF EXPOSED PASSAGES: Small or medium.
(with or without cables) -
High - black: suitable for the experienced
• ELEVATION DIFFERENCE: Very big >900 m
• EXPOSURE OF PASSAGES (with risk of slipping or falling from the path): Big or very big.. There are many passages equipped with metal cable.
• FREQUENCY OF EXPOSED PASSAGES: Medium or large.
(with or without cables) -
Alpine - !: suitable for experienced mountaineers
Mountain route not arranged for hiking, at the lower limit of the routes for rock climbing and mountaineering.
Indicators for the degree of difficulty as shown above