Hiking in Sigulda
Program
Join our hiking tour from Riga. This hike in Sigulda is 15 km long and brings you to the heart of the Gauja National Park and Sigulda town, also known as the Little Switzerland of Latvia. Scenic views are guaranteed! Don’t worry if the hiking path brings you up to steep bluffs – the Gauja National Park has established good infrastructure for hikers to climb to the best viewing points.
What is waiting for you on this hike? Impressive sandstone outcrops and the biggest cave in the Baltics – Gutman Cave. Ancient historical sites, like Sigulda Brother of Swords castle ruins and Krimulda manor. A well-established trail along the Gauja River. A bit of climbing on the steep river banks to see the primeval Gauja River valley. And… a lot of fresh air!
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Transportation
The hiking tour starts from Riga, driver will arrive at the arranged time and location and contacts of the driver will be provided at least a day before the tour starts.
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Price per person
- 1 person group – 200.00 EUR per person
- 2 person group – 100.00 EUR per person
- 3 person group – 90.00 EUR per person
- 4 person group – 90.00 EUR per person
- 5 person group – 90.00 EUR per person
- 6 person group – 80.00 EUR per person
- 7 person group – 70.00 EUR per person
Included
- English speaking guide
- Transportation from Riga and back
Not included
- Water
- Lunch
Level of difficulty
Hiking in Sigulda is quite easy with few steep climbs. Walking around the town, small footpaths through the woods, boardwalks and countryside roads.
What to bring with you
- 2 l of water per person as a minimum
- lunch and snacks for personal usage
How to dress
Please dress accordingly to the weather conditions, wear appropriate footwear (sandals or hiking shoes depending on weather conditions would be ideal).




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