Hiking dreams worldwide – step by step to new horizons

Discover truly remarkable hiking tours with our Travel Designers!

Traveling on foot allows you to truly experience a destination. Step by step, landscapes open up that remain inaccessible by car: dramatic mountain ranges, mirror-smooth lakes, wild coasts, endless expanses. Hiking is more than just exercise — it is an encounter with nature, with new perspectives, and sometimes even with yourself.

Whether challenging long-distance trails, iconic summit tours, or quiet paths through untouched wilderness — we take you to the most impressive hiking routes worldwide. From Wales to Corsica and Canada to the end of the world in Patagonia.

Are you ready for your next adventure?

Snowdonia, Wales

Between mountain bliss, lakes, and Welsh magic

There are places that seem like they're from another world. Snowdonia—or Eryri in Welsh—is just such a place. Rugged mountains, deep blue lakes, green valleys, and wisps of mist drifting over the peaks. Hiking here immerses you in a landscape full of myths, vastness, and tranquility.

Why Snowdonia?

• Highest mountain in Wales: Mount Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa, 1.085 m)

• Over 100 lakes

• Spectacular panoramic views stretching to the Irish Sea

• Hikes for beginners to ambitious mountain lovers

The classic route of Mount Snowdon

The highest mountain in Wales is the centerpiece of any trip to Snowdonia. And best of all, there are several routes with varying degrees of difficulty.

🥾 Llanberis Path

The most popular and technically easiest route. Ideal for ambitious beginners.
Duration: approx. 5–7 hours there and back.
Reward: views stretching to the coast on clear days.

🥾 Pyg Track

More spectacular, more varied – with an alpine character.
Perfect for hikers with some experience.

🥾 Miners’ Track

Starts gently along idyllic mountain lakes, becoming more challenging later on.
Very photogenic.

Best time to travel

May to September - although the weather in Wales likes to show all four seasons in one day. Good rainwear is a must.

Our tip

Start early in the morning! The fog slowly clearing from the summit is an unforgettable moment. And even in summer, it can be cool and windy at the top.

GR20, Corsica

Europ's most legendary long-distance hiking trail

Wild, rugged and spectacular: the GR20 is considered the most challenging long-distance hiking trail in Europe but also one of the most beautiful. Covering around 180 kilometers, it takes you across Corsica from north to south, over rugged ridges, past turquoise mountain lakes, and through fragrant maquis scrubland.

Facts

• Duration: approx. 14–16 days

• Difficulty: high

• Best time to travel: June to September

• Overnight stays in huts or bivouacs

Why the GR20?

Because it's no walk in the park. It's a real adventure. Technical passages, large differences in altitude, and spectacular views make it a challenge both physically and mentally.

Ideal for: experienced mountain hikers in good physical condition.

Roy's Peak, New Zealand

The sunrise you'll never forget

It's still dark when you set off. Step by step, you climb higher and suddenly the sky above Lake Wānaka turns pink. Roy's Peak is not a multi-day tour, but an iconic day hike. But what awaits you at the top is pure magic.

Facts

• Duration: 5–7 hours

• Difficulty: moderate

• 1,578 m elevation

Best time: October to April

Why Roy’s Peak?

Because of this panorama. The rolling mountain range, the sparkling lake, the vastness of New Zealand – a postcard view that you can experience for yourself.

Ideal to combine with a round trip through the South Island.

Algonquin Highlands, Canada

Wilderness, forests, and mirror-smooth lakes

This isn't about conquering peaks, but about tranquility. The Algonquin Highlands in Ontario are synonymous with unspoiled nature, dense forests, moose encounters, and crystal-clear lakes.

Facts

• Hikes ranging from 2 hours to multi-day tours

• Difficulty: easy to moderate

Best time to travel: June to October (Indian Summer im September!)

Why Algonquin?

Because nature slows you down here. Combine hikes with canoe trips and overnight stays in cozy lodges or cabins.

Perfect for: connoisseurs, families, nature lovers.

W-Trek, Patagonia

The ultimate trekking adventure

The W Trek in Torres del Paine National Park is a true nature experience at the end of the world. Glaciers, turquoise lakes, and striking granite towers make every stage an unforgettable adventure.

Facts

• Duration: 4–5 days

• Difficulty: moderate to challenging

• Best time to travel: November to March

• Overnight stays in refugios or lodges

Why the W-Trek?

Because Patagonia seems bigger than anything you know. The weather is harsh, the wind legendary and nature overwhelming.

For anyone who wants to stand at the “end of the world” once in their lifetime.