How long and how difficult are the snowshoeing tours?

Take a Walk on the Wild Side (day snowshoeing tour) lasts around 5 hours, 2 of which are needed to drive to the location and back. The actual walk will take about 3 hours, inlcuding multiple stops. The difficulty will be costumized to the level of the group depending on previous requirements and on the guide's assessment of the group's condition. A minimum requierment is to be able to walk 2 hours, preferrably on uneven terrain.

Star Walk (night snowshoeing tour) is 5-7 hours long. The location of the tour is a little more dependent on the weather and snow conditions. You will most liklely be wearing our winter overalls to protect you from the cold weather and you will be walking at night, with a headlamp or in the moonlight, wich makes this tour a little more demanding than the day tour.

Snowshoeing is very easy, if you can walk you can snowshoe. The only difference is that it is a little heavier to lift your feet from the ground, because of the weight of the snowshoes and snow. Depending on the conditions, you might sink a little in the snow, which makes it a little more tireing than walking on hard ground.

If you have any health issues, please write them in your booking notes.