FAQ
Do we go no matter the weather?
Usually we go. But nevertheless, we want to enjoy the mountain and not to suffer unnecessarily. If the weather is that bad and you cannot postpone the date, then we can always change the tour with another similar one where the weather is better.
How was the difficulty of a route estimated?
We estimate the difficulty of a route based on the following three factors: the physical effort implied (which is estimated looking on the positive and negative elevation gain of the tour), the technical sections of the route that need to be passed and the degree of risk implied (exposure, risk of injury and risk of
Although I booked a tour, can I change/adjust/extend it before / during the tour?
Yes you can adjust the tour before or during it provided that all members of your group agree. You may extend it as well for as many days as you want provided our schedule allows it and we agree on teh financial terms. You may reduce it provided you pay the days that stays in
Do I need to bring my own climbing gear?
If you want to, yes, of course. If not, we have all the equipment needed for the climbing tours.
How do I pay for the tour?
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Do I need to bring my own tent?
If you have and want to bring, yes. If not, we will rent a tent to you for a fee of 10 Euro per day.
How do we travel to reach the mountains?
We take care of your transport and of your individual equipment. Taking into consideration the number of the participants, we travel by small cars or by micro-buses.
Am I capable of doing this tour?
For every tour posted on our website there is a tab indicating the level of its difficulty (Easy, Moderate, Difficult, Extreme). Aside for this, we strongly recommend you to contact us to discuss about your mountain experience and skills, your current fitness and based on this information we will evaluate the match between the tour
Should I be cautious about anything in the mountains?
Yes. We have section on our website dealing with the risks on the Romanian Carpathians trails. Read it here. It is a pleasant and instructive reading.
What equipment should I have with me for hiking in the colder/snowy seasons? What should I wear?
Three seasons hiking boots or winter hiking boots for higher and more challenging routes, gaiters, body synthetic clothes, synthetic blouse, windstopper shell, hardshell mountain jacket, hat, gloves. Aside for clothes, you should have headlamp, walking sticks, ice axe, crampons (these last ones for more challenging routes) – if you do not have some or any
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