Маршруты с подготовленным описанием, сложностью, покрытием и планированием визита.
Notable places along the way include Lake District, Windermere, and Keswick. The path repeatedly approaches lakes, rivers or the coast and opens up views across the water.
The main points along the way are Brèche de Roland et Taillon, Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, and Brèche de Roland. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
The main points along the way are Ullswater Circuit, Lake District, and Windermere. The path repeatedly approaches lakes, rivers or the coast and opens up views across the water.
Notable places along the way include Cabana Negoiu, Vf. Șerbota, and Făgăraș Mountains. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
The main points along the way are Rif Cros, Écrins National Park, and La Grave. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
Key places on the way include Zarosliak, Lake Nesamovyte, and Chornohora. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
Notable places along the way include Osinovets Lighthouse, Road of Life Museum, and Osinovets Beach. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.
The main points along the way are Krasnaya Polyana, Aibga Ridge, and Mendelikha Waterfalls Park. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
Notable places along the way include Moscow Kremlin, VDNKh, and Trinity Lavra of St Sergius. Old streets, historic buildings and places connected with the area’s past appear along the way.
The main points along the way are Duderhof Heights, Orekhovaya Hill, and Voronya Hill. Most of the way runs through woodland, clearings and quiet natural areas.
The main points along the way are Kokkorevo Nature Reserve, Lake Ladoga, and Ladoga Dunes. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.
Key places along the way include Laspi Pass, the Yalta Mountain-Forest Nature Reserve, and Baydar Gate. Different sections provide views of valleys, nearby ridges and mountain slopes.
Among the main landmarks are Aigir, Karatash Ridge, and Devil’s Finger Rock. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
Key places on the way include Vuohensalo Lighthouse, Vuohensalo stone breakwater, and Lake Ladoga. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.
Key places on the way include Yauza River, Rostokino Aqueduct, and Yauza Park. The path repeatedly approaches lakes, rivers or the coast and opens up views across the water.
Key places on the way include Orekhovo station, Lake Lembolovskoye, and Karelian Isthmus. Most of the way runs through woodland, clearings and quiet natural areas.
Notable places along the way include Orekhovo station, Saunaniemi Lighthouse, and Dalyokaya Bay. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.
Key places on the way include Komarovsky Shore Nature Trail, Gulf of Finland, and Yukhnevich Summer House. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.
Key places on the way include Écrins National Park, La Grave, and Oisans Massif. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
Among the main landmarks are Plateau, Yalta Mountain Forest Nature Reserve, and Ai-Petri. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
Notable places along the way include Zyuratkul, Mount Greater Iremel, and Tyulyuk. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
Key places on the way include Spruce Hills Nature Trail, Kavgolovo Heights, and Toksovo lakes. Most of the way runs through woodland, clearings and quiet natural areas.
Notable places along the way include Samboy Lighthouse, Lake Onega, and Voznesenye. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.
Among the main landmarks are Bernese Oberland, Lauterbrunnen, and Grindelwald. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.
