When walking on mountain trails in the winter season, you may encounter mud, snow and ice, as well as fallen trees and branches, and the risk of avalanches.  

Consider having the appropriate equipment and knowledge necessary for each itinerary (snowshoes or crampons, gaiters, warm clothes, trekking poles, etc.) besides the proper physical condition for this type of effort.  

 Avoid exposing yourself to unnecessary risks. Respect the indicated itinerary.

At the end of the form, you can make any remark that you consider appropriate.

It is important that you complete it conscientiously and share it, since it allows you to determine who is qualified to carry out a certain activity and call out those who may not know everything that is required; in that case, they can avoid exposing themselves and third parties to unnecessary risks.

Let's enjoy responsibly.