baron
New Member
Hello all,
May be a silly question, but: in the (municipal, not private) albergues/refugios, how do you know when to wake up?
I'm already anticipating the "the snorers will keep you up all night, you'll already be awake" and "the folks who start out at 5:30 AM with their torches and plastic bags make enough noise to wake the dead", but apart from that?
I know in some refugios, the hosts get everyone up at an appointed hour, but--if folks want to be sure to get an early (6-6:30 AM) start, should we take travel alarms or something? I'm personally worried about oversleeping and starting my walking days late.
May be a silly question, but: in the (municipal, not private) albergues/refugios, how do you know when to wake up?
I'm already anticipating the "the snorers will keep you up all night, you'll already be awake" and "the folks who start out at 5:30 AM with their torches and plastic bags make enough noise to wake the dead", but apart from that?
I know in some refugios, the hosts get everyone up at an appointed hour, but--if folks want to be sure to get an early (6-6:30 AM) start, should we take travel alarms or something? I'm personally worried about oversleeping and starting my walking days late.