Ten principles of safe behaviour when moving in mountainous terrain
Description
1. Always carefully plan the route of the hike and the equipment for it (don't forget the medication). Plan the hike according to the physical and mental condition of the weakest of the group.
2. Obtain as much information as possible in advance about the weather forecast, snow and avalanche situation.
3. Before leaving for the hike, give information about the route and the expected time of return. Choose the pace on the hike according to the weakest of the group.
4. Use the map correctly, know the types of trail markings specific to each mountain range.
5. Know the types of warning signs and their meaning.
6. Do not move off the marked paths.
7. Carry a first aid kit and know how to administer first aid if necessary.
8. Know the contact details of the Mountain Service or the Medical Rescue Service.
Always have a charged and switched on mobile phone.
9. Know the rules of conduct in case of straying, avalanche or collapse in exposed terrain.
10. Never underestimate the mountains or put yourself or others in danger by irresponsible behaviour.
Description
1. Always carefully plan the route of the hike and the equipment for it (don't forget the medication). Plan the hike according to the physical and mental condition of the weakest of the group.
2. Obtain as much information as possible in advance about the weather forecast, snow and avalanche situation.
3. Before leaving for the hike, give information about the route and the expected time of return. Choose the pace on the hike according to the weakest of the group.
4. Use the map correctly, know the types of trail markings specific to each mountain range.
5. Know the types of warning signs and their meaning.
6. Do not move off the marked paths.
7. Carry a first aid kit and know how to administer first aid if necessary.
8. Know the contact details of the Mountain Service or the Medical Rescue Service.
Always have a charged and switched on mobile phone.
9. Know the rules of conduct in case of straying, avalanche or collapse in exposed terrain.
10. Never underestimate the mountains or put yourself or others in danger by irresponsible behaviour.
