1. Tour du Mont Blanc (France, Italy, Switzerland)
🏔️ Fun Fact: The trail circles the Mont Blanc massif, Western Europe’s highest peak!
Breathtaking alpine scenery across three countries makes this a European classic.
2. Laugavegur Trail (Iceland)
🌋 Fun Fact: Laugavegur means “hot spring route” in Icelandic!
Geothermal springs, rainbow mountains, and lava fields define this iconic hike.
3. Dolomites Alta Via 1 (Italy)
⛰️ Fun Fact: Many trails pass by WWI tunnels and forts in the Dolomites!
Charming rifugios and jagged peaks make this a hiker's dream route.
4. West Highland Way (Scotland)
🏴 Fun Fact: It was Scotland’s first official long-distance hiking trail (opened in 1980)!
Lochs, glens, and Highland charm define this epic Scottish trek.
5. Cinque Terre (Italy)
🌊 Fun Fact: The five cliffside villages are a UNESCO World Heritage Site!
Colorful towns, vineyards, and seaside views define this Mediterranean coastal hike.
6. GR20 Trail (Corsica, France)
⚠️ Fun Fact: It's considered the most difficult long-distance hike in Europe!
Jagged ridges, river crossings, and rocky terrain challenge even seasoned hikers.
7. Picos de Europa (Spain)
🐐 Fun Fact: The name means “Peaks of Europe” and dates back to ancient sailors!
Limestone peaks and lush valleys in Spain's oldest national park.
8. Triglav National Park (Slovenia)
🗻 Fun Fact: Triglav means “three heads” — it's the highest mountain in Slovenia!
Julian Alps, emerald lakes, and traditional huts await in this pristine park.
9. Romsdalseggen Ridge (Norway)
🇳🇴 Fun Fact: You can see Norway’s tallest mountain and deepest fjord from the trail!
This ridge hike offers unmatched views of fjords and valleys below.
10. Kungsleden Trail (Sweden)
❄️ Fun Fact: Kungsleden means “The King’s Trail” and stretches 270 miles!
Arctic wilderness, midnight sun, and solitude define Sweden's greatest hike.