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Easy Trails
Difficulty Low
- Wide trails with plenty of room for recovery and confidence
- Minimal rocks, ruts, roots, and steps
- The average elevation gain per 20 kms is 100-200 meters.
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Stress-free, with panoramic views and typically close to roads to facilitate exits and quick help or rescue in case of accident or fatigue
Moderate Trails
Medium Difficulty
- Increased narrow roads and single-track trails with sufficient space for recovery and confidence.
- Increased difficulty of obstacles such as rocks, ruts, roots and steps The average elevation gain per 20 km is 300-400 meters.
- The average elevation gain per 20 km is 300-400 meters.
- More demanding climbs and more fun descents
- Often found in the hills with more nature, but also further away from the exit points and roads.
Advanced Trails
High Difficulty
- Most of the time these are single tracks, narrow trails, on hill ridges and cliff sides.
- Most of the time full of obstacles such as thick bushes, rocks, roots, ruts and large steps.
- The average elevation gain per 20 km is more than 400 meters.
- Steeper climbs and higher speeds
- Requires above-average skill, technique and fitness to safely tackle trails