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Kéktúra
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Each activity is rated by levels indicating its physical hardness and technical difficulty. It is important to keep this in mind.
- TECHNICAL LEVEL 2: With some experience. Walks in the mountains occasionally. The effort is moderate. Walks of average duration between 4/6 hours. Approximate elevation gains between 600/800 m.
- TECHNICAL LEVEL 3: With certain experience. Walks regularly in the mountains. The effort is sustained. Walks of average duration between 5/7 hours. Elevation gains can occasionally reach 1,000 m.
- TECHNICAL LEVEL 4: Experienced. Walks frequently in the mountains. Well physically prepared. Effort is sustained and occasionally intense. Walks of average duration between 6/7 hours and can occasionally be longer. Elevation gains can occasionally exceed 1,200 m.
Refugi de Conangles
Coordinates
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Equipment
MOUNTAIN FOOTWEAR (mountain boot or shoe)
At each stage, depending on the terrain conditions and/or weather forecast, the recommended type of footwear height (boot or shoe) will be indicated.
CLOTHING
As the routes run through medium and high mountain environments, and considering this is an area where the weather can change quickly and drastically, WE RECOMMEND the following items regardless of the route difficulty:
- Long trousers. If the route characteristics and the expected weather allow the use of shorts, carry a garment to cover the rest of the exposed leg, either a second pair of trousers or long leggings in the backpack in all cases.
- First layer on the body (t-shirt) with short breathable sleeves and quick drying (tank tops are not recommended because they are not suitable for carrying backpacks).
- Second layer on the body, a thermal layer consisting of a thin/medium fleece or a long-sleeve thermal shirt.
- Third layer on the body, a waterproof and windproof jacket with a hood.
- Cap / Buff or similar for sun protection.
Although some of these garments may not be used during the itinerary, it is recommended to carry them in your backpack throughout the route, ready to use in case of weather changes or any unforeseen event, and to avoid hypothermia in case of weather shifts or incidents prolonging the day.
MINIMUM CONTENT OF THE BACKPACK
- 20-30 liter mountain backpack with waterproof cover.
- Personal first aid kit with any special medications if required.
- Water (minimum 2 liters, but this will be confirmed in the briefing).
- Food (according to the duration of the route).
- Sunscreen, cap/hat, and sunglasses.
- Identification and charged phone.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions