The mountains can never be taken for granted. They welcome us among their peaks, granting us unforgettable views, but they also demand that we always tread with caution.
Experiencing the mountains safely means turning respect into knowledge and humility into awareness.
Together with mountain experts, we have gathered on this page the essential rules and the right spirit with which to lace up your boots and set off. Not to become the strongest hikers, but to become more mindful and prepared ones.
Study your route before you set out
Choose a trail suited to your physical fitness and experience level
Bring the appropriate gear and equipment with you
Check the weather forecast before heading ou.
Hike with a companion—never go entirely alone if possible
Share your itinerary with someone at home before you leave
When in doubt, rely on a professional guide
Follow the trail markers and official signage
Do not hesitate to turn back if conditions or terrain get too difficult
In case of an emergency, call 112
Stay on marked trails
Mushroom picking is regulated
Do not pick flowers or plants
Do not introduce non-native species
Report invasive species
Keep your distance from grazing animals
Observe wildlife from afar
Always keep your dog on a leash
Leave no trace of your visit
If cycling, stick only to dedicated routes
Always remember: in the mountains, there is no such thing as zero risk. Preparation and attentiveness allow us to limit these risks, helping us experience the mountains with greater peace of mind.
The mountain does not ask us to challenge it. It invites us to know it, respect it, and experience it step by step.
Every rule, every precaution, takes nothing away from the adventure.