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Time & distance Naismith rule .

Naismith's Rule, allows an easy calculation of the time taken for a hill walk, for a reasonably fit and steady walker: 15 minutes for every kilometre of horizontal distance, plus 10 minutes for every 100 metres of ascent. The time should be calculated for the slowest person in a walking group.

Corrections for descents

going gently downhill - 10mins / 300m of descent

very steeply downhill + 10mins / 300m of decent

 
 
 

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