Climbing difficulty:
Many hikes have both climbing and via ferrata sections. In this case both grades are given:
- E.g. I-, B-C means that there are climbing sections I-, but also via ferrata sections B-C.
- E.g. 0+/A means that there are via ferrata sections A, which, however, are no more difficult than 0+ without using the cable.
Mountainbiking difficulty (cf.
MTB Trail Grading System):
- 0: tarmac or smooth dirt road
- +: rough gravel; attention to grooves and in fast turns
- ++: roots and fist-sized stones
- +++: continuously ridable for experienced mountainbikers; small rock steps; narrow steep turns
- ++++: often unridable sections, even for experienced mountainbikers; high rock steps without runout, etc
Ski tours difficulty (cf.
Ski Grade):
- I: simple slopes
- II: few difficulties (up to 35°)
- III: demanding (longer sections above 35°)
- IV: very demanding (longer sections above 40°)
- V: extreme (longer sections above 45°)
