The list of walking trails in Germany reads like a menu of its fine wines. The likes of the Rheinsteig or the Moselle Trail, for example, are vintage classics, without a hefty price tag. For a few intoxicating trails, read more.
Our Via Spluga trekking holiday is certainly making their tails wag, but is also getting tongues wagging now too, as the word is out about this tranquil trail between Switzerland and Italy.
This epic English trek is one of the most well-known long-distance walking trails in the world, and walking the Coast to Coast Path is one of the best ways to explore the country’s three most celebrated national parks.
Although this 500km Aegean trail has been here for centuries, it was only put on the map in 1999 by British walker and writer, Kate Clow. Read more about why it’s now legendary for lovers of all things littoral.
The camino is many things. It’s challenging and exciting, spiritual and peaceful. It also gets busy and booked up. If you love a camino, but are seeking somewhere different, check out some of our other alternative pilgrimages.
The hard won peaceful relationships between Balkan countries should be celebrated by visiting hikers and adventurers. And this is one heck of a way to do it, walking this 190km long-distance trail across the Western Balkans. Read more.
Long-distance trails appeal to people who seek both closure and composure. They take time and dedication, but are all colossal. Whether it’s the camino, Tour du Mont Blanc or the West Highland Way, read our tales of many long trails.
The Camino de Santiago offers various routes, each with its own unique experience. From spiritual pilgrimages to scenic walks, discover which path resonates with you as you follow in the footsteps of worshippers and wanderers.
The Via Dinarica was launched in 2010 and is the vision of a group of local and regional leaders to not only put their countries on the map but to do so in a sustainable and adventurous way.
The Tour du Mont Blanc can sometimes feel more like a TBC during peak season, especially if it is fully booked. Read on for some alternative trails, because when you want something other than the TMB, you can’t have TMI.
The Fishermen’s Trail clings to cliffs, seduces you with sandy coves and beckons hikers on from one headland to the next. Join us as we cast our net out onto the Fishermen’s Trail in Portugal.
The iconic Tour du Mont Blanc is heavenly, heavy going in parts and a happy place for so many. Our blog has all you need to know about the colossal circumnavigation. From accommodation to routes, prep to packing, it’s all in there.
