HRP trekking records for years: ALL
Supplied by WOOD, Lee Manchester, UK Start date 05/09/2002
Prior experience, wks 3 Where Indian Himalaya, New Zealand
Trek status Completed Duration 50 Party size 2
Comments: highlights, recommendations for route, equipment etc
Recommend Pic d'Orhy and the karstic country, Ref Larribet, Port Bonaigua thro' Isil to Tavascan. The wilderness experience. Carry a light ice-axe but not crampons, keep your weight down. Get hungry and enjoy your food. Read hrp-essential.com for more advice!
Comments: hardships, difficulties, consequent advice
We ran into winter conditions; don't start later than Sept 1st.
Supplied by PRANGLE,Brian Birmingham,UK Start date 26/08/2005
Trek status Completed Duration 48 Party size 1
Experience Where
Comments: highlights, recommendations for route, equipment etc
Very difficult to pick one:
Sunset on Posets
Col du Portalets
The whole of andorra
Ariege
Suviving winter conditions Eyne- Rge ull de Ter
Comments: problems, hardships, difficulties, consequent advice
Supplied by DIG,Eva Antwerp, Belgium Start date 18/08/2006
Trek status Completed Duration 46 Party size 2
Experience Fortnight Where Ireland, France, Belgium
Comments: highlights, recommendations for route, equipment etc
highlight: refugio enric pujol, i don't know if it was the cosyness, the hard walk of that day, the storm right behind us or the absence of human influence in the surroundings, it was just amazing. the day we spend with the high mountain division of the spanish army near aneto was pretty neat too :)
Comments: problems, hardships, difficulties, consequent advice
i'm very scared of heights (no, actually falling from them) so the very steep descent somewhere towards ref enric pujol was probably the scariest moment for me. i didn't really enjoy being blown of the col d'Eyne either. all the other hardship were ok :)
Supplied by UNWIN,Dan Reading,England Start date ??/06/1992
Trek status Completed Duration 60 Party size 1
Experience several wks Where Europe
Comments: highlights, recommendations for route, equipment etc
Did the whole thing, setting off early June & aiming to do a few peaks en route. Camped often & had to make several walks into the valley for food [ always returning to the exact same spot on the HRP ]. Planning involved buying all the maps & the Veron guide & deciding when to pack in work.
Comments: problems, hardships, difficulties, consequent advice
be fit, be determined & have fun.
Supplied by RODENBURG,Kees Utrecht,Netherlands Start date 17/06/1991
Trek status Completed Duration 42 Party size 2
Experience several wks Where Pyrenees, Scandinavia, Ardennes
Comments: highlights, recommendations for route, equipment etc
Take a tent with you. Don't sleep, but eat in each refuge you're passing by regardless of the hour. We send ourself a package to Gavarny with food, clothes and maps. After Malladetta you can send back your pickel and crampons. Starting from Noarre was the nicest etape. It was a nice track without injuries and without any delay or day without walking.
Comments: problems, hardships, difficulties, consequent advice
Orientation in Pays Bask is difficult. Several days with rain on a row is a crime. But, it makes it all only more beautifull!
Supplied by FAMILY,firstname City,Country Start date dd/mm/yyyy
Trek status Completed Duration xx Party size n
Experience nn Where A far-off land
Comments: highlights, recommendations for route, equipment etc
Shopping after you've run out of food!
Comments: problems, hardships, difficulties, consequent advice
Grass seeds in my socks. A slow partner ...

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