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How Difficult Is The Hike?
You must have a reasonable level of fitness and be able to hike up to 12 miles, and you must be able to walk on unpaved, uneven, steep, and possibly muddy terrain. You should not participate in this activity if you have a heart condition, are pregnant, or have an extreme fear of heights.