... at least the ones I would like to try.
Italy- Alpe di Siusi in the Dolomites between Val di Fassa and Val Gardena (many day hikes)
Switzerland- Alpine Pass Route from Sargans to Montreux (350km/220 miles)
Norway- Hardanger Plateau DNT Trail from peak to fjord (5-7 day hike)
Scotland- West Highland Way from Milngavie to Fort William (152km/95 miles)
England- Coast to Coast Walk (C2C) from St Bees to Robin Hoods Bay (304km/190 miles)
There are also 11 European long distance paths maintained by the European Ramblers Association. Most of those trails are made up of several GR paths, especially in France, Belgium and Spain.
If you have other recommendations, please share them in the comments.
Related posts:
Tails from Trails: The Big Walk is about one couple's walk from Spain to Turkey.
Tails from Trails: Britain's End to End Walk about a man's walk from Land's End in England to John o'Groats in Scotland
7 comments:
I love to go walking in the Eifel mountains in Germany.
Thank you for sharing another good place to walk!
Perhaps El Camino de Santiago? Some of the most beautiful hiking I have ever done.
Thank you for this guide.
You are welcome, Joey. I was looking for a book that describes popular walks in Europe, and ended up getting this information on the internet.
Anonymous: I've been reading more stories about El Camino, and it sounds wonderful.
Great photos and a good idea. I will some day have to try some of the walks. Carry on with the rambling.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the article, and if you do go on one of the walks, I hope you'll write about it on your blog.
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