PEGASUS FORMAT:

• Tent* or bivouac sack or hammock and waterproof tarp
• Sleeping bag (not required if bringing a bivouac sack) 
• Sleeping pad (not required if bringing a bivouac sack with a built-in sleeping pad)
• Head torch / flashlight
• Cookware & cutlery  
• Water purification tablets or drops or filter 
• Portable stove (gas / gasoline / alcohol)*
• Start water 3L
• Hydration bladder or water bottles with a minimum total volume of 3L
• Warm clothing and footwear suitable for terrain and conditions
• Boots or trail runners (footwear) 
• Compass* 
• First-aid supplies (bandages, adhesive tape, adhesive bandages, stretch bandages, sterile gauze, antiseptic, repellent, pain relievers)*
• Survival blanket
• Trash bag (provided by organizer)
• Mobile phone

• On-duty Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS)
• Luggage transportation (40 L/20 kg) from START in Susedgrad to FINISH in Sesvete
• Premium mountaineering food: 3 meals per day (dehydrated food, cold cuts, cheese, bread, ready meals)
• Hot meal(s)
• HIGHLANDER ID – detailed itinerary showing all checkpoints (with dedicated checkpoint stamp spaces) 
• HIGHLANDER gpx map
• HIGHLANDER Physical map - ONLY PEGASUS
• HIGHLANDER Bandana - ONLY PEGASUS
• HIGHLANDER BIB
• HIGHLANDER Luggage tag and other Kit items
• HIGHLANDER Pin
• HIGHLANDER Patch
• HIGHLANDER Certificate
• Educational and leisure activities
• Infrastructure at start, finish, checkpoints and along the route

• Since Medvednica is positioned right next to Croatia's capital city - Zagreb, it is connected with public transport.
• Please check out travel & accommodation section where you can find which busses and trains can take you closes to the start location.

• If the teams sharing gear reach the finish line over 30 minutes apart
• Denying staff to check the required gear 
• Missing required gear 
• Littering 
• Fire starting 
• Sleeping or cooking in mountain lodges, huts, or other accommodation facilities
• Borrowing equipment from the same facilities
• Bivouacking in PP Medvednica (except Checkpoints 2 and 4)

Provided meals are suited to the average daily needs of an average adult: cooked food, dehydrated food, ready meals, spreads, cheese, cold cuts, and bread.

Participants supply their own snacks and extra food (as deemed necessary). 

Water will be made available during staff working hours. 

Detailed information on the provided meals will be given in a timely manner. 

Plenty of drinking water will be available at all checkpoints during working hours.

Mountain water is MOSTLY safe for drinking since there are natural spring waters, but water purification (tablets/drops/filters) is strongly recommended.

There is no designated bivouacking spot at Checkpoints 1, 3 and 4 as they serve only to get the Checkpoint stamps (bivouacking in Nature Park Medvednica is prohibited!)

Fire starting is prohibited at Medvednica. However, a gas stove can be used for cooking.

Sleeping arrangements may include only the required gear: tent, tarp, bivouac sack, or hammock. 

Lodging, cooking, or borrowing gear in and from mountain lodges or huts IS PROHIBITED. 

All participants who collected all stamps and came to finish by the time of the finish closing, will receive their HIGHLANDER Pin, Patch and Certificate.

Participants must collect all checkpoint stamps in their HIGHLANDER ID.

Checkpoint stamp collection is the sole responsibility of the participant. If the event staff is not present at a checkpoint, participants must stamp their HIGHLANDER ID themselves. 

Littering and polluting are strictly prohibited and will result in immediate disqualification. 

Participants may use the lavatories available at checkpoints, provided by the organizer. 

When relieving yourself in nature, feces must be buried or covered with stones well outside camping sites, buildings, and hiking trails. Failing to do so will result in immediate disqualification. Participants will be denied the HIGHLANDER Pin, Patch and, Certificate. 

The Organizer will arrange transportation of a maximum of one bag per Pegasus participant from Susedgrad to Sesvete.

Upon registration, participants will receive a LUGGAGE TAG that must be attached to the luggage. The luggage collection service will be located at the finish in Sesvete (please check the finish/checkpoint working hours).

Please note that the Organizer is not responsible for any of your valuable items.

If you are coming to the event by public transport, note it is obligatory for dogs to wear a muzzle.

If cellular service is available, serious injury or inability to walk must be reported to emergency services by dialing 112.

If withdrawing for reasons other than injury, participants must reach a road and either go back to one of the Checkpoints.

The Organizer will not be obligated toward withdrawing participants in any way. Participants will be responsible for making their own transportation arrangements. 

THE ORGANIZER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THE RULES.