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The Atlas mountains doesn't even break 14k feet, and there is no mention of an attempt to summit. If you're not even carrying your own food/water 18 miles shou
by NikolaeVarius 5y ago
The Atlas mountains doesn't even break 14k feet, and there is no mention of an attempt to summit.
If you're not even carrying your own food/water 18 miles should be a piece of cake.
- paganel 5y ago18 miles is ~30 km (for us, people who use the other measuring system), which, computed roughly, gives me a 6-7 hours walk. Yes, it's expected of a person who goes on trips regularly to see that as a piece of cake but for us, town folks, it might not be that easy, in any case, not a piece of cake.
- gambiting 5y agoAgreed, I'd consider myself a very passionate walker but 10-15km a day in hilly terrain is pushing it for me. 30km....maybe on flat terrain.
- mcny 5y agoOf course. I walked four miles in an hour and half for this game called pikmin something but it was in a flat, suburban sidewalk in Colorado. I think most people can easily walk a mile every half hour all day under these conditions. Probably will even be fun if you have someone to talk to along the way. A trail on a hilly terrain is a completely different story.