Our hikes are classified using measurable terrain data — distance, elevation gain, terrain type, and sustained effort.
Builds base endurance and uphill rhythm.
Develops sustained mountain capacity.
For consistent hikers seeking higher demand.
Qualification-based progression.
Total kilometers impact muscular endurance and time under effort.
Vertical ascent is the primary load indicator in mountain hiking.
Rocky, uneven, or exposed terrain increases technical demand.
Levels are based on continuous movement time — not total day duration.
If unsure, begin with Level 1 and progress steadily.
We avoid subjective labels. Level 2 includes 400–800m elevation gain and sustained uphill effort. Whether it feels easy or difficult depends on your conditioning.
Progression is recommended for safety and long-term capacity building.
Proper self-assessment ensures better experience and group cohesion.