Avoid Last-Minute Cancellations: Please refrain from canceling within 48 hours of the event.
Bring Necessary Documents: Ensure you have your insurance card and identification.
Leave No Trace: Adhere to Leave No Trace principles to reduce environmental impact. This includes taking all trash with you and minimizing disturbances to wildlife.
Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water throughout the event.
Follow Ecotourism Principles: Respect the environment and local communities.
Respect Your Guide: Always follow the instructions your guide provides.
Stay Behind the Leader: Do not overtake the guide during the hike.
Participate at Your Own Risk: Acknowledge that you are responsible for your safety.
No Smoking: Smoking is prohibited throughout the event.
Respect and Communication
Treat Others with Respect: Engage with fellow participants courteously, listen to differing opinions, and maintain a low noise level.
Health Disclosure: Inform us of any health conditions or limitations that may affect your participation.
Safety Briefings: Attend the safety briefing before each hike to understand the itinerary, potential hazards, and emergency procedures.
Event Specifics
Lunch Breaks: We may have a short lunch break if the schedule permits and if the majority agrees (for single or full-day events).
First-Time Participants: If you are new to hiking, please opt for low to moderate difficulty events (ideally under 8 km and with less than 300 m elevation gain).
Allergies and Medical Conditions: Notify us of any allergies (to insects, plants, etc.) or medical conditions we should be aware of.
Program Changes: Be prepared for slight or significant changes to the itinerary due to unforeseen circumstances.
Participation in Setup: Participants are expected to assist with travel and camp setup as needed.
Ecotourism Guidelines
Environmental Responsibility
Avoid Littering: Dispose of waste only in designated bins and avoid littering in public areas.
Proper Waste Disposal: Always use trash bins for waste disposal.
Do Not Collect Flora or Fauna: Refrain from taking any plants or animals from the environment.
Be Mindful of Your Impact: Understand your physical capabilities and the potential risks associated with the trip.
Protect Natural Habitats: Avoid damaging plants, especially sensitive areas like moss beds or lichen-covered grounds.
Hiking Recommendations
Not Suitable For: Individuals with medical conditions or those who are unfamiliar with physical activities and have low endurance may find hiking challenging.
