TrailTrack routes

Pic de la Géla is a specific summit objective, while Sède and Géla reveal different sides of one mountain district. This variant is an engaging high link within a longer journey.

Walk the summer forest-slope path to a specific hunting lodge at the upper ending. Include it in an independently planned walking outing on this valley side, with your own return.

The ascent shows how a stepped glacial valley fits together. It suits walkers who want to look back over Czarny Staw and approach the upper cirque after exploring the shore, with a clear turnaround point.

Walk the link between Kungsleden and Kebnekaise Fjällstation, seeing the open ground around Singi give way to a narrower valley. It works particularly well as a distinct walking day within a longer trip, with overnight stays planned at either end.

Reach the Lavra under your own steam, linking central Moscow, the Yauza valley, Tayninskoye, Radonezh and Khotkovo. Architecture and pilgrimage tradition become part of a personal journey between the places.

Fanlo’s western approach combines the road climb with a woodland stop at a named viewpoint. Returns allow effort and pauses to be spread without adding a second valley.

The journey links the stone bowl below Cleopatra, Topolog valley and pastoral approaches towards Vidraru. Repeated passages reward closer attention to the valleys when a multiday plan has been prepared beforehand.

The small historical refuge rewards a serious mountain approach. Moving from valley streams to rock bands offers an unusually gradual entry into high alpine surroundings.

The same wooded slope looks different while descending and climbing. It connects quiet Auland with Tyrol’s valley side while providing a clear return to the start.

Reach a Völs landmark on a short outing from the old centre. The hillside church and small roadside devotional station give the walk a specific cultural purpose; the upper approach allows a quiet exterior visit.

Choose this independent path to add variety to a Trift-area walk without turning every outing into a long Höhbalmen circuit. Include it in a plan with a clear lower approach and return. That preparation leaves time to enjoy the mountain passage without hurrying.

Reach Curmătura Bâlei through Doamnei Valley and compare the mountain sides. Imnul Transfăgărășan Memorial adds a small historical stop near the upper finish.

Connect wooded Laki with specific Bakhchisaray monuments in one multi-day walking programme. Waterside and historic pauses show the area beyond an individual palace excursion.

Follow the valley rivers from Luhy towards Balzatul and see its named timber-dam remains. This green approach reveals Chornohora’s water side while leaving Vaskul summit as an extra outing.

Explore contrasting Karwendel areas on an independently arranged extended outing. Actual passes, two visited summits and the exteriors of established alpine huts provide varied mountain pauses; repeated distant branches need carefully selected independent days.

Spend part of the day beside Fermersky Waterfall, giving the water stop more attention than a search for additional destinations. The outing retains a clear focus on one named place.

The southern ridges reveal how pastures, neighbouring summits and saddles gradually lead towards Moldoveanu. Galbena provides a mountain objective of its own before the final summit.

Pessons offers an entire lake district rather than a single celebrated shore. Madriu adds the history of mountain land use, giving the journey two distinct sides of Andorra.

Travel from Eklizi-Burun to Beech Glade and finish at the pass’s trolleybus memorial. The change from exposed rocky slope to forest makes the descent a mountain journey in its own right.

See Bâlea Waterfall after its forest approach and pause beside the river of the same name. It is an independent destination on the lower Făgăraș side, separate from the lake hike.

Reach Lake Akna on foot from Lchashen and experience the gradual transition from Sevan towards the open Gegham Mountains. Arriving at the shore after a long journey through the upland meadows gives the lake its particular significance.

The Figurny Bridge shows how a park path becomes part of a palace ensemble. Spruce Alley adds a botanical encounter with the arboretum; stops like these make a sequential city circuit more varied than repeating the same district walk.

Experience several sides of the southern Baltic in one journey: birds around Lebyazhye, a high coastal cliff, surviving defences, the red-and-white Shepelyovsky Lighthouse and Lipovo’s sandy shore. Different railway stations at either end make a continuous east-to-west journey possible.

To connect the upper Tekelu area, two Katun Range passes and the Argut valley in one hike. Sullu-Boch and Suluayry shape the succession of mountain stages, followed by the river section along the Argut. This traverse rewards hikers who enjoy discovering a region through its neighbouring valleys.