Frequently Asked Questions

Each hike has its own difficulty level indicated in the technical sheet. You don't need to be an expert mountaineer, but it's important to have a good habit of walking and to choose an itinerary suited to your physical fitness.

In the description of each activity, you'll find the distance, elevation gain, duration, and difficulty level. If you have any doubts, feel free to contact us: we'll help you choose the experience that's right for you.

Safety always comes first. In case of unfavorable weather or trail conditions, the guide may modify the itinerary, reschedule the hike, or cancel it.

It's recommended to bring:

• hiking shoes or boots;
• layered clothing suited to the season;
• a rain jacket;
• water and food supplies;
• a hat and gloves during cold periods;
• sunglasses and sunscreen.

Specific equipment may vary depending on the activity.

No. Proper footwear is required in the mountains, especially in winter or on uneven terrain. Unsuitable shoes can compromise both safety and comfort.

A guide knows the area well, assesses trail conditions, and allows you to experience the mountains safely, while also uncovering natural, historical, and cultural details that often go unnoticed.

Yes. The itinerary can be adjusted based on weather conditions, snow, the group, and participants' abilities, always keeping safety and the quality of the experience as top priorities.

You can book directly on the website using the dedicated form, or contact us to check availability and get more information.

Of course. Many people join on their own: group hikes are a great opportunity to meet new mountain companions.

It depends on the hike. Some itineraries are also suitable for families, while others require more physical effort. Contact us to find the activity that's best suited.

It depends on the itinerary and the group's characteristics. Some hikes are suitable for dogs, others aren't, due to safety reasons or local regulations.

For snowshoe hikes, snowshoes can be provided by the guide or rented. We recommend always checking what's included in the hike's price.

No, snowshoe hikes are accessible even to those trying the activity for the first time. The guide will provide the necessary instructions for moving correctly on the snow.

It depends on the snow conditions. The guide will assess the best equipment based on the snow cover and the route.

Walking on snow generally requires more energy than a summer hike, but the pace is adapted to the group.