Every route below links regular campsites that accept tents, one stage per day. Filter on what matters for your trek.
11 routes match
Europe's grandest canyon on foot: the GR 4 from Castellane over the rim to La Palud, a day in the gorge on the Sentier Blanc-Martel, then over the Col de Plein Voir to Moustiers and Lake Sainte-Croix.
The Painters' Way through Saxon Switzerland: sandstone towers, steep stairways and Elbe views, with a regular campsite every night and one short train ride after Schmilka.
Follow the emerald Soča from the Julian Alps to Tolmin — gorges, waterfalls and suspension bridges, with a riverside campsite every night.
A six-day loop through the Black Forest National Park — moorland summits, legendary lakes and wild forest — with nights at campsites and in tiny trekking camps.
A five-day loop from the Titisee over the Herzogenhorn and the Feldberg — the two highest summits of the Black Forest — with lakes, high pastures and the Ravenna gorge.
Clifftop paths and sandy fishermen's tracks along Europe's wildest Atlantic coast, from Porto Covo to Odeceixe, in four days with a campsite every night, a short beach day and one 15-minute taxi ride.
Four short days through one of Europe's great canyons — limestone cliffs, cliff-side hamlets and the green Tarn below — with a riverside campsite every night.
The first stages of Slovenia's Juliana Trail, from Kranjska Gora over the sunny Karavanke slopes to Radovljica and Lake Bled — with a campsite every night.
A loop through Luxembourg's "Little Switzerland" — sandstone gorges, mossy boulders and beech forest — with every night at a village campsite.
Six easy days along the meandering Semois in the Belgian Ardennes — forested ridges, slate villages and famous viewpoints, with a riverside campsite every few kilometres.
The classic loop around Mont Blanc through France, Italy and Switzerland — high passes, glaciers and balcony paths, with a campsite every night and your own tent on your back.
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