GRR1 - Grande Randonnée de La Réunion
The Kit
Gear we'd actually carry hut-to-hut.
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Overview
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Stages
The day-by-day stage plan — distances, huts, and elevation per day — loads with the interactive map.
Gear
The climate-tuned packing list for this trail loads with the interactive map.
Logistics
Getting there, where to sleep, and booking notes load with the interactive map.
Conditions
Month-by-month climate and the best hiking window load with the interactive map.
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By Dirtbags, for Dirtbags
A free trail planner built by someone who's actually out there suffering on the routes.
Photographer, UX developer and type 2 fun enjoyer - I've done did myself on treks, rocks and waters for as long as I can remember — I built DirtbagMaps for other sufferers who are always scheming the next adventure. From dirtbag to dirtbag. Also, remember to take pictures for the memories.
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Built for hut-to-hut, everywhere
Refuges, teahouses and campsites along the corridor, resupply points, transport links, sensible stage breaks and month-by-month conditions from ten years of real climate data. The logistics that turn a line on a map into a thru-trek you can pull off.
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| Feature | On DirtbagMaps | Other planners |
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So where does the money come from?
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