Difficulty Level 1 – Easy
Suitable for most people. Gentle terrain, well-marked
paths, and relaxed daily distances. Ideal for beginners,
families, or anyone seeking a comfortable hiking experience.
Difficulty Level 2 – Easy to Moderate
Mostly gentle trails with a few short uphill sections.
Suitable for people with basic fitness who enjoy walking
for a few hours at a steady, relaxed pace.
Difficulty Level 3 – Moderate
Longer walking days with steady elevation changes. Suitable
for hikers with a general everyday fitness level who feel
comfortable spending several hours on mountain trails at an
easy, consistent pace.
Difficulty Level 4 – Challenging
Full-day hikes on varied mountain terrain with sustained
ascents. Best for confident hikers with solid overall
fitness who enjoy more demanding days but without technical
difficulty.
Difficulty Level 5 – Demanding
For experienced hikers in excellent condition. Long,
strenuous days, significant elevation gain, and potentially
exposed or technical terrain.