Walking Grades Explained

Easy:
Tarmac paths, roads.
Moderate:
Prepared walking areas, dirt tracks, forestry tracks.
Difficult:
Rough, uneven ground with some hill walking, some parts off the beaten track
Very Difficult:
Rough terrain, walking experienced required
Severe:
This grade is scrambling over rocks and a small amount of rock climbing might be required. A maximum of two persons to one walking leader is taken on these routes. (This type of route is not described below; they are only available after persons have been accessed by our gudes)

Equipment:  

We do hire walking boots, walking sticks and other equipment, for day walkers, if you pre-book your walking day, we will ensure that any equipment you require on that day will be reserved for you, for further information contact us

We would strongly recommend that for several days walking or our package walking holiday you bring the following:


Rucksack minimum 20ltrs
Walking Boots (must be worn and tried before proper use)
Thick socks - several pairs
Long walking trousers - must be summer type.
Gaiters for walking off track, to protect lower leg from short, thorny bushes.
Walking top, build up in layers, will be cool morning and evening.
Water proof jacket and trousers with no liners
Sun hat; remember about the back of your neck.
Sun cream, always use high factor, you will be exposed to a dry hot wind.
Water carrier, ideal type is the bladder type for drinking on the move.
Insect Repellent

We will have first aid equipment at all times but if you bring your own that’s fine.

Sun glasses, there is a glare from the rocks and sun glasses are a must have, always buy a pair with UV protection