Multi-day treks · a campsite every night
Walk all day.
Pitch your tent at a campsite every night.
Complete hiking routes of 3 to 10 days where every stage ends at an open, tent-friendly campsite. No huts, no wild camping, and at most a short hop of 30 minutes between stages.
A campsite every night
Regular campsites that accept tents, never huts, hotels or bivouacs as the plan.
Walk, don’t ride
Each stage starts where yesterday ended. If not, the transfer is under 30 minutes and always shown.
Checked for the season
Distances, ascent and campsite opening dates verified before a route goes live.
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Why this site exists
Finding a multi-day hike you can do entirely with your own tent is surprisingly hard. Most long-distance trails are built around huts, hotels and guesthouses, and the campsites that do exist rarely line up with the stages.
So you end up piecing it together yourself: one map for the trail, another for campsites, a dozen websites for opening dates. This site does that work for you, and only shows routes where every night ends at a campsite you can walk to.
Your own pitch every night
No dorm rooms or hut bookings. Pitch your tent, settle in and sleep in your own spot.
A hot shower and a proper meal
Regular campsites mean showers, toilets, drinking water, and often a shop or restaurant on site.
The whole trek, already worked out
Stages, campsites, distances and climbs in one place, so you can plan in an evening instead of a week.
Browse by country
Starting with the Alps, the Vosges, the Ardennes and more. All countries
- FranceAlps, Vosges, Jura, Cévennes, Pyrenees, Brittany3 routes
- AustriaTyrol, Salzburg, CarinthiaComing soon
- ItalyDolomites and other Alpine areas1 route
- SloveniaJulian Alps2 routes
- GermanyEifel, Black Forest, Bavaria3 routes
- SwitzerlandAlpine valleys1 route
- BelgiumArdennes, Hoge Kempen1 route
- LuxembourgMullerthal1 route
- SpainPyrenees and other mountain areasComing soon
- PortugalCoast and mountains1 route
From idea to tent pegs in three steps
- 1
Pick a route that fits
Filter on days, kilometres per day, ascent, landscape and how you get there.
- 2
Download and book
Get the GPX for Garmin or Komoot, the printable route guide, and links to reserve each campsite.
- 3
Walk campsite to campsite
Daily stage notes tell you where to find water, groceries and tonight’s pitch.
What earns the Campsite to Campsite label
A route that misses one of these is not published as a campsite-to-campsite trek. Our site checks every route against these rules automatically, and we confirm the facts with each campsite.
- Every night at a regular campsite that accepts tents
- Every campsite reachable on foot from the route
- Each stage starts where yesterday ended — at most a short transfer of 30 minutes, always shown
- No wild camping or bivouacs needed
- No huts, hotels or hostels as standard overnight
- All campsites open during the stated season
- Daily distance and ascent measured and checked
- Walkable with a full trekking pack
Support this site
Every route here is researched, mapped and checked by hand, with no ads and no paywall. If a trek helped you plan your trip, a coffee helps keep it that way and pays for the next route.