To make it easier we have created this scale to determine the technical difficulty and the physical level required in the activities we propose you.

In the technical card for each activity you will find detailed information of each of the parameters proposed: Physical Level & Technical difficulty if you click in TECHNICAL CARD.

In addition, further down on that same technical card you will see an icon similar to this:

It consists of two parts:

• A mountain with five different colors. Refers to the physical level that may be required to participate in the activity.
• A number between 1 and 3 that indicates the technical difficulty that we can find during the activity.

The meaning of these variables is the following:

Mountain Orange

Mountain Green

Mountain Blue

Mountain Red

Mountain Black

All public:
Doesn't require any type of physical form. It is an activity that doesn't require a lot of time

Low:
Doesn't require any type of physical form and it's suitable for all types of participants although we will have to walk for at least an hour.

Medium:
The activity requires a moderate physical preparation and It is indicated for people who practice some physical activity frequently. The distances, gradient and rhythms are mild or moderate.

High:
The activity requires a good physical preparation and it's indicated for people who practice a sport related to the mountaineering with regularity. The distances, gradient and rhythms are mild or moderate or hard.

Very high:
The activity requires a high level of physical preparation and it's indicated only for people who practice mountaineering very often. The distances, gradient and rhythms are hard or extreme.

Without numbering

Number 1

Number 2

Number 3

All public:
You don't need any special skills.

Initiation:
Activities that don't require any previous knowledge or ability within the mountaineering.

Medium:
Activities that require moderate knowledge on the techniques of progression in the mountain and according to the activities of those sports that affect them (climbing, mountaineering, ski, bike, etc.).

Advanced:
Activities that require a high knowledge of the techniques of progression by mountain terrains and according to the activities of those sports that affect them (climbing, mountaineering, ski, bike, etc.).

And in reference to the sports related to the skiing and snowboard we'll use this:

Inexperienced:
Level of those who are initiated into skiing or snowboard and they are limited to tracks that are between a 10% and 15% of the slope.

Low level:
who starting to parallel turn go in to blue slopes which reach the 25% slope.

Medium level:
Controls the parallel turn and they can ski on the slopes with a gradient of up to 40%.

High level:
Good control of the turn parallel in all types of snow and slopes that sometimes exceed the 40%.

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