Definition of Difficulty Levels
Here is an explanation of how we categorize our tours, making it easier for you to choose the right one. If you're unsure, we always recommend reading the program carefully, especially the activity descriptions, to ensure the tour matches your expectations and skill level.
- Easy
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The hikes are usually not longer than 30 minutes.
Elevation gain: insignificant or no major ascents.
There are always opportunities to sit and rest.
No technical skills are required.
Universally accessible – not necessarily wheelchair-accessible, but suitable for most people.
- Moderate
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Hikes can last between 1-2 hours.
There may be some ascents to tackle.
You can't always sit down anywhere, and some activities may require holding on, such as during RIB boat tours or dog sledding.
Basic technical skills, such as knowing how to ride a bike, may be necessary.
Activities are not necessarily universally accessible.
- Challenging
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The hikes can exceed 2 hours and may last up to 8 hours.
There may be significant ascents, so good physical fitness is required.
You may need to stand for extended periods, hold on, and good strength may be needed.
Activities are not universally accessible.