The fact is that winter hiking is difficult. The paths are covered in snow, it is really cold, and you are ascending difficult terrain. Having said that, there is nothing that novices cannot handle. Prior experience isn't important in this case. What is important is an interest in nature and the will to go outside. Trekking is a great way to see new places and interact with local people. You will be amazed by some of the sights you see on your hikes - from majestic mountains to colorful deserts. And don't forget about the wildlife! There are many types of animals in remote areas who have never met a human being before. They may appear scary at first sight, but most of them are friendly. Just keep out of reach when you can't see them and they won't bother you. Winter hiking requires special attention to safety. Make sure to bring clothes appropriate for the weather, including gloves, a hat, and footwear with adequate insulation. Know how to use equipment such as a map and compass and avoid traveling during severe weather if possible. Seek help if you feel uncomfortable or unable to continue. Many parks offer guided tours during certain times of the year. These usually include transportation, food, and admission fees to popular sites.