A typical trekking day starts early, leaving plenty of time to complete the stage at a relaxed pace. Most stages involve around 6–7 hours of walking, with extra time for explanations, meals, photographs and enjoying the scenery.

The guide may choose route variations according to conditions, with the group’s safety and enjoyment in mind. The pace is adapted to the slowest member of the group; an extra afternoon walk may be possible after reaching the hut.

Included

• Six days with a mountain guide.
• Route planning and preparation.
• Initial assistance insurance.
• Technical advice.
• Photos of the activity.

Not included

• Each participant’s half-board hut accommodation, including overnight stay, dinner and breakfast.
• The guide’s half-board hut accommodation, including overnight stay, dinner and breakfast.
• Transport.
• Hut extras, such as showers and additional drinks.

What you need to bring

• 30–40 litre backpack.
• Comfortable mountain-walking clothing.
• Warm clothing suitable for the season.
• Shorts, long trousers and breathable short-sleeved tops.
• Sun cap and sunglasses.
• Sleeping bag liner and headtorch.
• Waterproof clothing is essential.
• Walking poles, preferably telescopic.
• Hiking boots are essential.
• Water bottle or flask with a capacity of at least 1.5 litres.
• Sunscreen and lip protection.
• Any necessary medication and a small first-aid kit with personal essentials.
• Small toiletry bag.

Food and drink

• The hut stay is on a half-board basis, so you only need food for the route: energy bars, chocolate and nuts, or a sandwich or cured meat if you prefer something savoury.
• At least 1.5 litres of water per person is essential.

Day 1: Cavallers reservoir – Restanca hut.

Day 2: Restanca hut – Saboredo hut.

Day 3: Saboredo hut – Amitges hut.

Day 4: Amitges hut – Josep Maria Blanc hut.

Day 5: Josep Maria Blanc hut – Estany Llong hut.

Day 6: Estany Llong hut – Cavallers reservoir.

Download the detailed information sheet.

Download the information sheet