The world's best adventure treks
Eight iconic multi-day treks — from Patagonia's W to Everest Base Camp, the Inca Trail, Kilimanjaro, Iceland's Laugavegur and Japan's Kumano Kodo. Book permits early — several of these sell out in hours.
Europe
Iceland — Laugavegur Trail
IcelandModerateRainbow rhyolite mountains, glacier rivers to wade, volcanic desert
Iceland's most famous multi-day — Landmannalaugar to Þórsmörk through geological Mars
Tour du Mont Blanc
France / Italy / SwitzerlandModerateThree countries, alpine refuges, cheese for every meal, glaciers everywhere
Europe's most iconic long-distance hike — done hut-to-hut with a real pillow every night
The Americas
Patagonia — Torres del Paine W Trek
ChileChallengingGranite towers, glaciers calving into blue lakes, wind that knocks you sideways
The most rewarding 5-day trek on the planet — and the one everyone can actually do
Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
PeruModerateCloud forest, Inca ruins nobody else can visit, sunrise at the Sun Gate
The ONLY way to walk into Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate — permits sell 6 months out
Asia
Everest Base Camp Trek (Nepal)
NepalChallengingSherpa villages, prayer flags, thin air, tea-house dal bhat
The classic Himalayan trek — no technical climbing, all altitude and legs
Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage (Japan)
JapanModerate1,000-year-old pilgrim trails, cedar forests, onsen every night
The other UNESCO pilgrimage — Japan's answer to the Camino, with hot springs at the end of every day
Africa
Oceania
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