Cambios

On the other side I have seen plenty of evidence that settlers give up and retreat from this gorgeous but challenging highlands. But if the settlers that created these trails vacate their land then the trails will soon be overgrown, become invisible and destroyed by weather without being repaired and maintained. So by creating an addition source of income for these tough herdsman herdsmen and mountain farmers they will have one more reason to stay. And if they stay the trail will be maintained and remain accessible for hikers like me and youand me.

So I can only pleed that all hikers that use this trail stick to the followingrules:* Leave no trace and in particular no litter. All packings that can be carried with content can be returned after being emptied.* Make camp fired only where permitted and where and when it is safe to do so. Don't light a fire in dried out areas or when wind can carry sparks that may ignite near by vegetation. Use only death wood and put the fire out with plenty of water. Don't leave the fire or go to sleep before having it put out completely. * * Don't abuse the generosity and hospitality of the people along the trail and pay fairly for what they share with you