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The Pyrenean Haute Route: a High Level Trail Free Download THE PYRENEAN HAUTE ROUTE: A HIGH LEVEL TRAIL FREE DOWNLOAD Ton Joosten | 320 pages | 15 Jul 2009 | Cicerone Press | 9781852845551 | English | Cumbria, United Kingdom Haute Randonnée Pyrénéenne There are bad weather variants and alternatives to avoid the most technical sections, and the guide also includes optional ascents of 10 classic summits, including Vignemale, Pic du Taillon and the highest peak in the Pyrenees, Pico de Aneto. Clear route description is accompanied bymapping. International shipping available. The one fight we had throughout the whole trip arose the day before the thunderstorm. Pyrenees ,00 kr. The town of Torla brought our trip to a pleasant conclusion. I could think of no better way to savor that place, the company, and a successful journey. Most of the 44 stages fall into Grade 2 hour stages with a reasonable amount of ascent and descent and should be within the capabilities of an experienced hiker. Status:Kan skaffes. It is equally possible to make a reservation online: www. Did you ever feel the steep rear and front panels of the Solomid were a problem in high winds? There is no right or wrong route. A digital gpx version of Joosten's guide, improved and expanded, can be obtained from www. It is usually done from west to east, which takes about 45 days to complete The Pyrenean Haute Route: A High Level Trail an experienced hiker. This guide presents the Pyrenean Haute Route in 44 day stages, which are divided between five sections: since each section starts and finishes at a location accessible by public transport, they can be walked individually if you don't have a spare month- and-a-half for a complete thru-hike. Peaks and clouds along the border. I hiked the HRP in summer using the new edition of the guide. My sister was the designated navigator. In her heat-induced desperation, she attempted to convince me for she was already sure that we would die out there before reaching the source de Marmitou which, by that point, had taken on mythical status. This Spain location article is a stub. Sign up and get the latest goods delivered right to your inbox. You'll also find helpful advice on travel to and from the route, equipment and safety. Nordisk Korthandel. In these areas it can be several days between huts, so it is necessary to carry a tent. My Madrid-based sister, Katie, had hiked a day section of the HRP the previous summer and was eager to complete more of the route. Katie and I had never backpacked together before or even traveled as a duo for over a week. Other features were disenchanting. Katie gave me calm directions and encouragement from above and we admired the view and celebrated together when I joined her on the col. Free 1st Class postage on UK orders. Thank you very much! Your email address will not be published. Trekking routes. My sister had her opportunities to bring me back from the brink as well. We had missed a turn and ended up hiking along The Pyrenean Haute Route: A High Level Trail paved highway for the last few kilometers of the day. International Trekking France Spain. When we reached the first sharp and rocky ridge of The Pyrenean Haute Route: A High Level Trail route, I was dismayed to discover it littered with sheep poop. Share this: Email Facebook Twitter. I am preparing for my HRP W The Pyrenean Haute Route: A High Level Trail E thru-hike and was initially shooting for a start on august 20th, but now I want to push it back max. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. We knew that we would not be able to refill our water until we gained the next pass and, with our water supply dwindling and no relief from the punishing sun, my sister became increasingly hopeless. Others hike fast and light, going coast to coast in just 23 days. There are also numerous variations along the the Haute Route itself. One such moment occurred on day four when we The Pyrenean Haute Route: A High Level Trail a different landscape. The typical itinerary, set out in Ton Joosten's Pyrenean Haute Routehas thru-hikers complete the trail in 45 days. However I wanted to hear your thoughts on hiking it in september? She asked around and got directions to a swimming hole near town. Photo by Katie Goldstein. Rando maps printed and later are OK. Camping is not technically permitted in the National parks, but there are camping areas by the mountain huts where overnight camping is permitted, and as long as small tents are sent up late and removed in the morning 8pm to 8am then overnight stays are tolerated in the National Parks. Nyheder Se Alle. I was immediately struck by how different the landscape was from what I had expected and from the mountains I knew. Katie hiking up the trail to pic d'Orhy. Want some more of that? We lingered by the river, enjoying our last moments of solitude and preparing for the return to the lives we had interrupted and the bustle of Madrid. .
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