Safety guidelines
Safety Tips
Choose routes according to your physical and technical capacities, gathering information about the area to be visited, the usability of the trails and equipping yourself with appropriate trekking maps.
Provide clothing and equipment appropriate to the effort and duration of the hike and carry in the backpack what is needed for possible emergency situations and a first aid kit.
It is advisable not to undertake a mountain hike alone. In any case, let someone know the route you plan to take, informing them of your return.
Check weather forecasts and constantly observe the development of the weather.
When in doubt, turn back. Sometimes it is better to give up rather than find yourself in trouble due to bad weather or having attempted difficulty levels beyond your strength, skills, or equipment.
Avoid unnecessarily leaving the trail and taking shortcuts.
All the listed routes develop in a natural environment. Traveling them means accepting the risk of practicing a sport in nature.
The information contained in this sheet is subject to inevitable changes, thus no indication has absolute value. It is not possible to avoid inaccuracies, given the rapidity of environmental or weather changes that may occur. In this sense, we decline all responsibility for any changes experienced by the user. It is recommended, in any case, to check, before undertaking a hike, the condition of the places and the environmental or weather conditions.
