"The Zirbenweg Trail takes walkers through Europe's largest pinewood forest. The views of the Inn Valley far below are just as impressive as the trees themselves."

Ambros Gasser, Managing Director of the Innsbruck Alpine School

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"The highlight of the Berlin High Trail is the Berliner Hütte, a listed building in the mountains with a magnificent 19th century dining room."

Peter Kapelari responsible for huts, trails and cartography at the Austrian Alpine Club

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Gain altitude with this short but emotion-packed trek. Take in sweeping views over the world-famous Valley of 72 Waterfalls, the towering peaks of the Bernese Alps — Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau — and the iconic town of Interlaken, nestled between the stunning lakes of Brienz and Thun.

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Between iconic Alpine lakes and legendary peaks, this stunning trek follows the ridge separating the turquoise waters of Lake Brienz from the world-renowned valley of Grindelwald, nestled at the foot of the mighty Eiger. Marvel at the crystal-clear Bachalpsee as you pass by its serene shoreline. Too much uphill? You can always take the cable car to Schynige Platte and start your adventure higher up!

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Start this beautiful trek in the cosy village of Saanen, near world-famous Gstaad, and follow the border between Bern and Vaud until you take a glimpse of the majestic Dent de Ruth, in the "Swiss Dolomites". Continue on your journey through the peaceful village of Jaun and end your adventure by taking a dip at the Schwarzsee.

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An impressive route over sunny terraces with colourful dry grassland and superb views of the mountain world.

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An easy trek over a magnificent pass, joining the two cantons of Glarus and Graubünden, that offers beautiful views on the Limmernsee.

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Stride along one of the world's most beautiful ridges, overlooking the turquoise waters of Lake Lucerne. You'll feel like a tightrope walker for miles on end as you enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views.

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The Vier-Quellen-Weg, or Four Sources Trail, is a renowned 81-kilometer hiking route in the Swiss Gotthard massif, guiding adventurers to the origins of four major European rivers: the Rhine, Reuss, Ticino, and Rhone. This trek traverses diverse landscapes across the cantons of Graubünden, Uri, Ticino, and Valais, offering hikers a unique opportunity to experience the varied terrains from the Oberalp Pass to the Furka Pass.

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Climb over the Nufenen Pass, which links the Valais to the Ticino, and switch from German to Italian as you travel along the Bedretto valley, following the river that gives the canton its name.

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Embark on the Tour des Muverans, a circuit traversing six high passes and offering panoramic views of the Mont Blanc massif, Dents du Midi, and the Vaud and Valais Alps. This trek winds through diverse landscapes—from limestone cliffs to alpine meadows—providing an immersive experience in Switzerland's natural beauty, including the peaceful lake of Derborence.

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This legendary route between two of the world's most famous mountain towns will keep you enthralled for days, with unforgettable views of some of the world's most beautiful mountains, including Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn

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Admire the magnificent views this trek offers, whether of the Mont Blanc massif, the turquoise waters of Fully's two lakes or the impressive Grand Chavalard. Enjoy the climb up Fully's famous Kilomètre Vertical, 1000m of vertical ascent in a straight line!

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Discover this magnificent tour which offers sublime views of the snow-capped peaks of the Dents du Midi, thanks to a peaceful route between lakes and forests

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Discover the magnificent peaks of French-speaking Valais, with sublime views over the Rhone Valley

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Wind your way between the high peaks of the Valais and enjoy magnificent views of the mythical Weisshorn, which rises to 4,505m above sea level

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Climb the Col de Susanfe to an altitude of 2,500m, and admire the magnificent Lac de Salanfe and the sublime Gorges du Dailley

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Discover the magic of the mountains on the Val d'Anniviers hut tour. An unforgettable hike in the heart of the Valais Alps!

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Cross the Simplon along a route steeped in history and nature, from the charming town of Brig to the village of Gondo, just a stone's throw from Italy. A crossing between the Germanic and Latin worlds!

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Climb from the charming town of Saint-Maurice to the Tourche hut, perched at the foot of the Muverans massif, and admire the magnificent Rhone Valley.

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Stroll along a path lined with numerous species of flowers and offering sublime views of many peaks.

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Follow the tumultuous waters of the Kander River upstream to its source, then branch off to take the road to the famous Leukerbad resort.

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From Saint Maurice, climb through numerous villages and hamlets such as Mex, les Orgières and les Cases. Admire the magnificent views of the Dents du Midi!

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Admire the gigantic limestone slab of the L'Argentine massif and shudder at the tightrope-walking path on the arete leading to the Haute Corde. Anyone afraid of heights?

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The Derborence cirque offers an exceptional landscape thanks to the landslides of 1714 and 1749. The resulting lake, untouched forest and Diablerets rock faces, sometimes overflown by lammergeyers, create a unique alpine landscape. You can also take advantage of the hike to admire the gigantic Argentine Massif.

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Take in the magnificent views of Lake Geneva from one of the highest peaks in the canton of Vaud: the Tour d'Aï.

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