Thank youu, you'll have a great time! We both have quite old sleeping bags, 9°C comf temp and 5°C limit temp, maybe for new sleeping bags that temp would be fine, but I would recommend getting something slightly warmer
Well you guys just made the GR20 look like a walk in the park. Great spirit and attitude. Did you have to pack food or was there always somewhere to eat along the way? Also wondering if it’s only tenting or can you occasionally get a bed?
Haha, yes we had a great time! We did pack some food and stocked up at the huts here and there along the way (and then there's a slightly bigger shop halfway in Vizzavona) to prepare our own lunches. (We did lots of cold soaking and brought a number of clif bars). We usually had breakfast and dinner at the huts, it's nice to get a big warm meal at the end of a long day of hiking, so I would recommend this. You can book a bed at the huts (or hire a tent if you don't want to carry one), but this means planning/booking those overnight stays in advance. We felt that carrying our own tent gave us the flexibility to e.g. do 2 stages in 1 day when we felt like it. Hope this helps!
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Awesome job guys 👍. I'm hoping to do the 20 next year. What season rating sleeping bags did you use please?
Thank youu, you'll have a great time! We both have quite old sleeping bags, 9°C comf temp and 5°C limit temp, maybe for new sleeping bags that temp would be fine, but I would recommend getting something slightly warmer
Well you guys just made the GR20 look like a walk in the park. Great spirit and attitude.
Did you have to pack food or was there always somewhere to eat along the way?
Also wondering if it’s only tenting or can you occasionally get a bed?
Haha, yes we had a great time! We did pack some food and stocked up at the huts here and there along the way (and then there's a slightly bigger shop halfway in Vizzavona) to prepare our own lunches. (We did lots of cold soaking and brought a number of clif bars). We usually had breakfast and dinner at the huts, it's nice to get a big warm meal at the end of a long day of hiking, so I would recommend this.
You can book a bed at the huts (or hire a tent if you don't want to carry one), but this means planning/booking those overnight stays in advance. We felt that carrying our own tent gave us the flexibility to e.g. do 2 stages in 1 day when we felt like it. Hope this helps!