Camping feasibility is a score that indicates how freely you can camp along the hike, and the values correspond more or less to this:

1. There is no or barely any camping possible (legally).

2. There are some camping spots but not for every night if you hike normal days.

3. Camping opportunities are ample, but there are still limits in how freely you can camp.

4. Camping opportunities are abundant and generally pretty wild.

Accomodation options is a score that indicates how comfortable the overnight accomodation would be if you do not want to camp, and the values correspond more or less to this:

1. There is no or barely any accommodation available.

2. There are some overnight stays possible, but not for every night if you hike normal days.

3. Overnight stays are ample, but maybe not the most comfortable or they require planning.

4. Overnight stays are abundant and generally pretty comfortable.

Ease of access is a score that indicates how easily you can access the hike, specifically using public transport, and the values correspond more or less to this:

1. You will need your own car or private transport to access the hike.

2. You can reach the hike with public transport, but it is quite a distance and requires some time.

3. The trailheads are comfortably reachable by public transport, but it might require some planning.

4. You can very easily reach the trailheads with public transport, especially with trains.

This score tries to indicate the popularity of the trail, how many other people you will encounter, and how easily you could avoid crowds in the off-season.