Monkeys and Mountains Adventure Travel
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Ever dreamed of starring in your own nature documentary but want someone to help you find the animals so that you’ll actually see thew?
Want to know that a glass of wine and hot mouth-watering meal are waiting for you instead of lukewarm campfire beans and weenies?
Love being in the mountains but hate shivering in a damp sleeping bag after discovering your “waterproof” tent actually isn’t?
Think that you feel like your real self when you spend more time in the mountains?
Me too! I’m Laurel, the founder of Monkeys and Mountains Adventure Travel. If you’re like me, you need your mountain time but after a day of hiking or trekking you also like to return to a warm shower, hot meal and a waterproof (for real) roof over your head and never ask “how do I set up this %#$ tent
The Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) is listed as not only one of Europe’s classic hikes, but one of the best in the world! Here’s how to plan your own trek:
The Path of Gods is an ancient ~135 km hiking route from Bologna to Florence through the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines mountain range. Here’s who will love it:
Interested in walking the last 100 km of the Camino de Santiago in Spain? Find out what it’s really like to walk this 1000-year-old route pilgrimage.
The West Highland Way in Scotland is one of the best long-distance hikes in all of Europe. I loved it. Ever-changing scenery, friendly hikers and much more!
Austria is one of the most exciting places I have visited and the Austrian Alps are just as much adventure as relaxation.
Turin, a city in the northern part of Italy is often overlooked but I was surprised to find out that there are so many amazing things to do in Turin.
Catalonia, Spain is great, not only because of their beaches and mountain ranges but the area has an amazing selection of thrilling adventure activities for everyone.
Blyde River Canyon, South Africa is the third largest canyon in the world. Its beauty surpasses your wildest expectations. Here’s why you need to visit:
