Italian Dolomites
Italian Dolomites
Alta Via 1, Alta Via 2, Best of Northern Dolomites, Exploring Alta Badia… the Italian Dolomites has a special place in my heart. The soaring walls of glowing Dolomitic rock, the mixture of three cultures, the Great War history, the incredible cuisine, the stunning wild flowers… it’s simply a fantastic destination. Hiking, trail running, mountain biking and gravel bike adventures await you in this unique corner of the Alps.
Swiss Via Alpina
Swiss Via Alpina
Starting in Liechtenstein and finishing on the shores of Lac Leman, this 380km Swiss section of the Via Alpina is epic. Gradually working your way West through quaint little-visited valleys to the famous mountaineering town of Grindelwald, it then traverses under the striking Berner Oberland range.
Austrian Tyrol
Chamonix to Zermatt Haute Route
Chamonix to Zermatt Haute Route
Connecting two of the most iconic mountain towns in the Alps, if not the world, this hike traverses the Pennine Alps from West to East, crossing incredible stunning mountain passes and beautiful Swiss valleys that branch off from the Rhone valley. Possible as a 7 day hike or trail run, this is one of the classic routes in the Alps.
Slovenian Julian Alps
Slovenian Julian Alps
Smaller but by no means not as mighty, this range offers some difficult but rewarding hiking along less frequented trails. The dramatic Karst landscape and turquoise blue lakes are an insiders tip. For those that prefer two wheels, we’ve compiled a route that circumnavigates the entire Julian Alps range whilst combining the undiscovered fairy tale wine country.
Mountain Movement 