It depends on how challenging the trek is. In general, you should be comfortable hiking for about 5 hours. To see the level of difficulty for a given trek, you should review Detour's Difficulty Rating, which is on each trip's overview page. Also, customer's reviews can be helpful.
How fit should I be for a trek?
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Updated: 2007-08-23 17:57
Author: Katie
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