
Degree of difficulty
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All levels:
Hiking suitable for everyone, including people with no hiking experience (elevation gain < 600 m)
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Medium:
Hiking which can include some aerial passages (elevation gain between 600 and 950 m)
Demanding:
Long hike reserved for good walkers in good physical condition (elevation gain between 950 and 1400 m)
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Very demanding:
Long hike, with a lot of difference in altitude, sometimes in a steep terrain requiring to be surefooted (elevation gain > 1000 m)

Gears
List of equipment for a (half)day summer hike
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Comfortable mountain bag (25 L max)
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High, waterproof shoes with anti-slip soles
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Waterproof jacket with hood
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Comfortable mountain pants and/or shorts depending on the weather
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Warm sweater (fleece type)
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Breathable t-shirt with long or short sleeves depending on the weather (one spare in the bag if desired)
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Scarf and/or cap, sunglasses, sunscreen
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Pair of thin gloves (according to weather conditions)
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Tea flask or thermos (1 Litre)
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Cereal bars, dried fruit, or other small snacks
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Picnic if day hiking
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Swiss Army Knife (optional)
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Binoculars (optional)
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Small waterproof pocket for papers and pocket money with identity papers, insurance certificate (Rega for example), SBB-train pass
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Camera (optional)
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Personal medications, anti-allergic
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Hiking sticks
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Equipment to be added for snowshoeing outings:
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Waterproof and windproof pants
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Down jacket
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Warm hat and gloves
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Snowshoes and poles with winter pucks (rental possible)
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Beacon - shovel - probe (possibility of rental), depending on the planned tour
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Possibly gaiters
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For treks and hikes of more than one day, a list of equipment will be provided
