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All routes have been described and checked, but conditions can change, fallen trees or small bumps can increase the difficulty of the route and in these cases it is recommended not to continue.

It is always important to enquire first about the practicability of the routes.

The GPS tracks that can be downloaded and are included in the APP, although created with the utmost care, are only one of the many tools that technology makes available for viewing the proposed routes on the web, but in no case do they replace the local knowledge and orientation skills required to carry out the hike.

In the winter period, greater ability to plan and carry out an itinerary independently and safely is required.

Before starting the hike, it is essential to check the weather forecast; for snow activities, always read the avalanche bulletins and plan the trip based on the information given there.

On routes in snowy terrain, there is no single route, but this varies greatly depending on the quantity/quality of the snow.

The choice to use the GPS tracks provided on the site and available on the APP is the total and exclusive responsibility of the user.

In no event shall we be held liable for the accuracy of the GPS tracks available for download on the site, nor for any damage that may be caused to users and/or third parties as a result of the use of these tracks. If you find any errors, please inform us.

If you are not an expert, it is advisable to be accompanied by a guide.

Gaillet bridge

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