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.
Are you going for a trek in the Alps and staying in a mountain hut for the first time? Follow these 10 tips and you’re in for a wonderful stay. Here’s what you need to know before you go:
Training for a hiking trip can be a daunting experience. You may wonder if you’re fit enough or question your ability to carry a heavy pack. That’s why I asked other experienced hikers for their advice. Read on for their invaluable tips that will help make your long distance trek an incredible experience.
Seven of the most common things that will ruin your long distance trek and how to prevent them for a truly remarkable vacation.
Want to change your life? Try long distance hiking or cyling and experience the transformative power of being in nature without interruptions.
It’s important to know the difference between hiking, trekking, and mountaineering so that you can choose the right adventure for you.
Trekking is a fantastic way to experience a destination. All that fresh mountain air can do wonders for clearing your head at the same time - if you choose the right one for you. If you choose the wrong trek however, you will be miserable. One that's memorable for all the wrong reasons. Follow these 6 tips
The West Highland Way is Scotland’s first official long distance walking route, and also its most famous, attracting 15,000 hikers each year! I LOVED it!
The Wicklow Way is Ireland’s oldest way-marked long-distance walk with the Wicklow Mountains being the highlight. Here’s what you need to know:
Tour du Mont Blanc: How to Plan for This Epic Adventure!
- France
- Adventure Travel, Adventure Vacations, Adventures in the Alps, Hiking Trails, home, Long-Distance Hikes, Mountain Adventures
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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 #1 reason to do the Everest Base Camp Trek with a guide is to ensure your safety. Many trekkers experience altitude sickness and a guide can help you through it.
Hiking to Everest Base Camp: A Day By Day Account
- Nepal
- Adventure Travel, Eco-Adventures, Hiking Trails, Long-Distance Hikes, Mountain Adventures, Nature and Wildlife Travel
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A day by day account of what it’s really like to trek to Everest Base Camp in Nepal, including how difficult each day really is.