Find Your Level
Each ComboRide excursion is accompanied by a difficulty level, so you can choose the experience that suits you. Our activities take place in small, guided groups, in a variety of natural environments, with varying intensity from day to day.
We use four difficulty levels – Easy, Moderate, Challenging and Very Challenging – based on objective factors such as the duration and intensity of the activities, altitude, terrain and conditions. Personal characteristics such as age or gender are not taken into account.
The perception of difficulty is also personal. Your physical condition, experience and preferences affect how demanding an excursion will seem to you. Choosing the right level ensures safety, smooth functioning of the group and maximum enjoyment of the ComboRide experience.
Levels of difficulty
What does our levels of difficulty mean?
ComboRide – 4 Levels of Adventure, One Experience
1 - Easy
Route suitable for everyone who likes walking in nature, flat with few uphill sections, short distance and easy passes (<50)
(up to 5 hours, up to 10 kilometers, up to 500 meters of elevation gain, well-marked path, mild easy terrain)
2 - Moderate
Hiking suitable for beginners who want a little more difficulty. Relatively uphill route with a few steeper passes (50-100)
(Duration 5-8 hours, up to 15 kilometers, up to 800 meters of elevation gain, well-marked trail, gentle terrain)
3 - Challenging
A demanding hike that will challenge the untrained or unfamiliar individuals. Steadily uphill with frequent demanding passages (100-150).
(Duration 8-10 hours, up to 20 kilometers, up to 1000 meters of elevation gain, marked trail with unclear sections, gentle but demanding terrain)
4 - Only For Experienced Ones
For hikers in good physical condition and properly prepared.
The route may require the use of hands (rock scrambling) and there may be exposed passages, or river crossings. (>200)
(Duration over 10 hours, over 20 kilometers, about 1500 meters of elevation gain, walking in snow with the use of equipment or on terrain with exposed passages)