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Take a visual tour along the Haute Route in anticipation of your upcoming adventure! The Haute Route traverses 112 miles of the French and Swiss Alps and takes you through…

Take a visual tour along the Haute Route in anticipation of your upcoming adventure! The Haute Route traverses 112 miles of the French and Swiss Alps and takes you through a stunning array of landscapes. Walking from Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn brings an endless array of unforgettable sights and vistas.

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Whether you prefer mountain huts or tents, fastpacking or meandering, luxury, dirtbag or something in between, we’ve got you covered.

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Our downloadable Guide to the Walker’s Haute Route is ultimate resource to help you plan your perfect trip.

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Our 50+ page downloadable guide has everything you need to know to plan your Walker’s Haute Route adventure. From three unique itineraries with custom GPS data to a full training plan, our guide is the quintessential handbook for trekking this incredible trail. Each section provides in-depth information and resources, including:

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Complete 11-day, 13-day, and 14-day Haute Route itineraries
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Lodging recommendations
Getting to/from the Haute Route
The ultimate packing list
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The Chamonix train station - the official start of the Haute Route — The Chamonix train station – the official start of the Haute Route

Views of Mont Blanc on the way up Col de Balme

Trient's iconic pink church — Trient’s iconic pink church

First views of the Trient Glacier on the ascent of Fenetre d’Arpette

The trail takes you incredibly close to the glacier.

Looking back towards the Fenetre d’Arpette on the descent towards Champex.

Pine forests and distant mountains on the way to Le Chable on the Walker's Haute Route

Looking down towards Le Chable on the way to Cabane du Mont Fort

Clouds parting to reveal stunning views on the way to Cabane du Mont Fort.

Cabane du Mont Fort beckoning in the distance.

Beautiful views from Cabane du Mont Fort.

Rugged mountain vistas as you descend from the Pas de Chevres.

Views back towards Arolla as you make your way to La Sage on the Walker's Haute Route — Views back towards Arolla as you make your way to La Sage.

Cascades spill into Lac Bleu on the Walker's Haute Route — Lac Bleu.

A charming place to grab a drink in Les Hauderes.

The dramatic Cabane de Moiry perched next to the Moiry Glacier.

Walking the ridge trail up to Cabane de Moiry.

A hiker crosses a large snow field on stage 9 of the Walker's Haute Route — Plenty of snow in mid-July en route to Moiry.

The terrace and modern dining room at Cabane de Moiry.

Panorama of Moiry Glacier and the cabane.

Towering peaks dominate your views from the Col de Sorebois.

More amazing mountain vistas between Zinal and Gruben.

A rugged balcony trail winds its way around the mountain to reveal incredible views of the Mattertal Valley.

Looking down into the Matteral Valley on the Walker's Haute Route. — Looking waaay down towards the Mattertal Valley. You’ll want strong legs to tackle ascents and descents like these!

Looking way down towards the valley from Jungen on the Walker's Haute Route — Looking way down towards the valley from Jungen.

Precariously perched buildings above the valley floor.

First views of the Matterhorn on the Europaweg.

Zermatt coming into view on the final day of the Haute Route.

The Matterhorn dominates the scenery on the last day of your walk.

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Laugavegur Trail Photo Gallery

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July 31, 2019 5:48 am July 31, 2019

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Take a visual tour along the Laugavegur Trail in anticipation of your upcoming adventure! The Laugavegur Trail traverses 34 miles of the Icelandic Highlands and takes you through a stunning…

Take a visual tour along the Laugavegur Trail in anticipation of your upcoming adventure! The Laugavegur Trail traverses 34 miles of the Icelandic Highlands and takes you through a stunning array of landscapes. You can also add on the famous Fimmvörðuháls Trail to the end of your Laugavegur Trail hike, which we highly recommend!

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A soak in the hot springs at Landmannalaugar is a must!

Looking over the hut and campground at Landmannalaugar.

The Mountain Mall – great place to stock up!

Views from Landmannalaugar and one of many amazing landscapes you’ll encounter on this hike.

A hiker walks through a large snow field on the Laugavegur Trail — You can still expect to encounter lots of snow on the trail in July!

Hrafntinnusker Hut — Looking down on the hut at Hrafntinnusker along the Laugavegur Trail.

Camping at Álftavatn on the Laugavegur Trail — Camping at Álftavatn

A river crossing near the Alftavatn Hut on the Laugavegur Trail — River crossing after Álftavatn. Be prepared for lots of these!

landscape near Hvanngil on the Laugavegur Trail — Beautiful landscape near Hvanngil. The views make all of the training worth it!

Hvanngill Hut Laugavegur Trail — No outlets to be found here (just amazing views)!

The hut and campground at Emstrur offer exceptional views!

A deep canyon on stage 2 of the Laugavegur Trail — Beautiful canyon – well worth the short detour!

Walking across the wide glacial basin at the start of the Fimmvörðuháls Trail.

Hiker stands on a mountaintop on the Laugavegur Trail

A trail sign on the Fimmvörðuháls Trail. — A helpful trail sign near a difficult section of the Fimmvörðuháls.

A large section of snow on the Fimmvörðuháls Trail. — A long and tiring snow crossing on the Fimmvörðuháls Trail.

The second half of the Fimmvörðuháls Trail passes no less than 17 waterfalls!

Skogafoss Waterfall at the end of the Fimmvörðuháls Trail.

Crowds gathered at the Skogafoss Waterfall.

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Photo Gallery West Highland Way

West Highland Way Photo Gallery

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August 17, 2018 10:23 pm August 17, 2018

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Take a visual tour along the West Highland Way in anticipation of your upcoming adventure! And be sure to check out the rest of our West Highland Way posts below:…

Take a visual tour along the West Highland Way in anticipation of your upcoming adventure!

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The path from Milngavie to Drymen on the West Highland Way — Easy walking from Milngavie to Drymen.

Glengoyne Distillery along the West Highland Way — Glengoyne Distillery just off The Way.

A hiker on the shores of Loch Lomond, West Highland Way — Shoreline walking on Day Two.

A lovely lochside pitch at Sallochy Campground.

A wooden West Highland Way trail sign — The trail was well marked throughout.

Looking out across Loch Lomond towards Inveruglas.

You’ll enjoy the beautiful Highland’s scenery much more without midges eating you alive!

Enjoying some blue skies at the lovely Strathfillan campsite.

You won’t need as heavy of jacket as these Highland cattle wear!

A hiker walks along the West Highland Way with views of Beinn Dorain in the distance. — Beinn Dorain dominates the walk to Bridge of Orchy.

Bridge of Orchy frames the green hills beyond.

Much of the West Highland Way takes you along former drover’s roads.

Rannoch Moor, the largest uninhabited area in Britian.

Buachaille Etive Mòr comes into view approaching Kingshouse.

Approaching the Devil's Staircase climb on the West Highland Way — Approaching the Devil’s Staircase, the arguably the toughest climb on the trek.

The walk towards Kinlochleven on the West Highland Way — The walk towards Kinlochleven.

Hiking into the clouds on the Devil’s Staircase.

Views up Loch Leven from MacDonald Hotel.

The trailhead to Fort William on the final day.

A rare glimpse of Ben Nevis as the clouds part.

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Milford Track New Zealand Photo Gallery

Milford Track Photo Gallery

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April 17, 2018 5:57 pm April 17, 2018

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Looking for some inspiration for your Milford Track adventure? Check out some of the incredible landscapes you’ll encounter on the ‘finest walk in the world’. Be sure to check out…

Looking for some inspiration for your Milford Track adventure? Check out some of the incredible landscapes you’ll encounter on the ‘finest walk in the world’. Be sure to check out our Guide to the Milford Track for everything you need to know to plan this epic trip!

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Photo Gallery Tour du Mont Blanc