Start Your Journey Early: Riverston is often covered in mist by noon and can get rainy unexpectedly. Starting early gives you better visibility, safety, and time to explore key spots like the Mini World’s End, Pitawala Pathana, and Thelgamu Oya. Wear Proper Footwear & Clothing: Trails can be slippery, rocky, and muddy, especially after rain. Wear sturdy hiking shoes, a rain jacket, and light warm clothes since weather can change rapidly. Avoid Traveling in Extreme Weather: Strong winds and sudden rain are common at the top ridges. Check the weather forecast and avoid hiking during heavy wind or fog to prevent accidents near cliffs. Carry Water and Snacks: There are very limited shops once you start the trek. Bring enough water, energy snacks, and possibly a packed meal, especially if you’re doing a full-day trek.