Verified routes with descriptions, difficulty, surface details and trip planning.
A full day walk of about 17.3 km through the central Pyrenees, with the main interest in mountain paths, rocks, climbs and open viewpoints.
This is a linear route of about 26.4 km in the central Pyrenees, suitable for travellers who want a clear route plan rather than a random walk.
A short outing of about 5.9 km through Mallorca, with the main interest in coastal paths, rocky slopes, old roads and Mediterranean views.
A practical route for discovering Mallorca: about 18.5 km, recognisable landmarks and a landscape that changes gradually along the way.
A long stage or multi-day section of about 99.1 km through Mallorca, with the main interest in coastal paths, rocky slopes, old roads and Mediterranean views.
A practical route for discovering the Fisht, Oshten and Lago-Naki area of the Western Caucasus: about 29 km, recognisable landmarks and a landscape that changes gradually along the way.
This is a linear route of about 7 km in the Fisht, Oshten and Lago-Naki area of the Western Caucasus, suitable for travellers who want a clear route plan rather than a random walk.
A scenic route in the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park where access, distance and terrain can be planned in advance without losing the feeling of a real walk.
This is a loop route of about 3.6 km in the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park, suitable for travellers who want a clear route plan rather than a random walk.
A full day walk of about 10.4 km through the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park, with the main interest in alpine paths, huts, forests and limestone ridges.
A practical route for discovering the Fagaras Mountains in Romania: about 17.3 km, recognisable landmarks and a landscape that changes gradually along the way.
A practical route for discovering the Lycian coast: about 3 km, recognisable landmarks and a landscape that changes gradually along the way.
A scenic route in Kazbegi and the Juta valley in Georgia where access, distance and terrain can be planned in advance without losing the feeling of a real walk.
A practical route for discovering Mallorca: about 40.3 km, recognisable landmarks and a landscape that changes gradually along the way.
This is a linear route of about 2 km in Mallorca, suitable for travellers who want a clear route plan rather than a random walk.
A practical route for discovering Mallorca: about 74.5 km, recognisable landmarks and a landscape that changes gradually along the way.
