Never forget your trekking shoes and your backpack. Have a water bottle, a raincoat, secondary socks and secondary clothes in your backpack. Remember that your are within nature, you may get wet in rain or during a river crossing. Your agency will provide you food and you will carry them in your backpacks until eating in rest points.

Wear comfortable clothes. Your trekking may become a boring experience if you try to walk your track with uncomfortable clothes. Take weather conditions into consideration. Take sweatshirts in winter and hats in summer.

Trekking is not a picnic. You will walk a long track. This is a pre-planned run. Guides do not prefer shortest way but rather alternative ways where you will enjoy natural beauties and make most out of your trekking experience.

Stay close to the group. Try to adhere to instructions given by your guide. Never head for alternative paths where no body can see you. If you will leave the group for a while (to drink water or to pick up flowers), inform your teammates accordingly.

You may want to take a camera and have shots in such a nice day. However, please remember that your camera may be damaged (in heavy rain or during river crossing).

Be careful when walking in river or on rocks. River rocks are slippery, as they are mossy. Walk slowly and carefully. Your trekking shoes are of key importance under such circumstances. Never use sports shoes with smooth soles. Prefer caterpillar and non-slippery trekking shoes.

Do not take any material, which you will not use. Avoid overload. Your track is long and overload will tire you excessively. Leave your unusable material in your car before taking off.

Return time may be delayed. Different groups run the same track in different times. Make sure that you’re tolerant and flexible with returning time.