Gillian Price

Trek the dramatic peaks, jagged ridges, and alpine valleys of the western Dolomites on the Alta Via 2 (AV2), a 174km (108 mile) long-distance trail from Bressanone to Feltre. This classic north–south route threads through some of Italy’s most stunning mountain scenery, including rocky passes, high plateaus, and scenic valleys, with opportunities to explore traditional mountain villages and alpine huts along the way. Suitable for experienced trekkers with a good level of fitness, AV2 typically takes around two weeks to complete. The route is divided into 13 stages of 8–22 km (5–14 miles), with alternative 3- or 6-day sections for those who prefer shorter excursions. A dedicated map booklet, featuring Kompass 1:25,000 maps with the full route line clearly marked, allows you to navigate the trail with confidence. 13 stage-by-stage route descriptions covering the full Alta Via 2 from Bressanone to Feltre, with distances, terrain summaries, and daily hiking timesPresented with 1:75,000 overview maps in the main book, plus a separate 1:25,000 Kompass map booklet with route line for precise navigationGPX files for the Alta Via 2 compatible with GPS devices and smartphone apps, allowing easy digital navigation on alpine terrainAlternative 3- or 6-day sections and exit routes, plus overview maps and route descriptions for Alta Via 3, 4, 5, and 6, for planning shorter hikes or extended trekking adventures in the central and eastern DolomitesDetailed information about mountain huts, refugios, and facilities along the route, with guidance on transport links and logisticsPlanning and preparation advice, including what to pack, seasonal considerations, and tips for navigating the high mountain passes of Italy's Southern Limestone AlpsKey highlights include the jagged Sella Group, scenic alpine valleys, historic villages, and panoramic Dolomite peaks along the north–south trail Plan your Alta Via 2 adventure with confidence and experience the scale, beauty, and challenge of the western Dolomites with this comprehensive guidebook.

A guidebook to walking the 224km (140 mile) Rota Vicentina, between Santiago do Cacém and Cabo de Sao Vicente. This long-distance trail following Portugal?s Atlantic coastline through the Alentejo and Algarve regions is suitable for all fit walkers and is best experienced Spring and Autumn. Presented in 12 stages of 12-24km (7-15 miles) that combines two well-marked routes, the Caminho Histórico (the Historical Way) and the Trilho dos Pescadores (the Fishermen''s Trail) Guide also describes an alternative circular route for those who would prefer an 11-stage loop, moving inland from Odeceixe and back up to Santiago de Cacém Route passes key areas including Cercal do Alentejo, Porto Covo, Vila Nova de Milfontes, Almograve, Zambujeira do Mar, Aljezur, Arrifana, Carrapateira, Vila do Bispo, Sagres, Odemira 1:100,000 mapping provided for each stage GPX files available to download Detailed information on planning, transport and accommodation

Discover the vineyard-covered hills of northern Italy with this guide to walking in the Prosecco Hills, a UNESCO-listed landscape between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene in the Veneto region. Terraced vineyards, wooded slopes and historic villages create a distinctive patchwork of scenery, with quiet paths linking churches, castles and wine-producing communities in one of Italy’s most celebrated rural landscapes. The routes are suitable for walkers of all abilities, with a mix of short vineyard walks and a longer multi-day trail through the region. Day walks range from gentle strolls to rewarding hill walks, while the 4-day Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco links valleys and hilltop villages between Vidor and Vittorio Veneto. The guidebook is ideal for travellers who want to combine scenic walking with local culture, food and wine. 15 varied day walks ranging from 2–13km (1–8 miles), plus the 4-day Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco covering 51km (32 miles) across the heart of the regionRoutes explore the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Hills north of Venice, following paths through terraced vineyards, wooded hillsides and quiet rural lanesWalks connect historic villages and wine towns including Valdobbiadene, Pieve di Soligo, Follina, Conegliano and Vittorio VenetoClear step-by-step route descriptions with 1:50,000 map extracts for every walk to make navigation straightforwardGPX files available to download, allowing you to follow each route easily using a GPS device or smartphone navigation appDetailed practical information on planning, facilities, public transport, accommodation and local wineries, helping you combine walking with food and wine experiences From peaceful vineyard paths to historic hilltop villages, these routes offer a relaxed way to experience the landscapes, traditions and flavours of Italy’s Prosecco country. This guidebook provides everything you need to plan memorable walks in one of northern Italy’s most distinctive regions.

Guidebook to 50 day walks in the Dolomites, showcasing the best mountain routes in the UNESCO World Heritage Site in northeastern Italy. The Dolomites offer fantastic walking from June to September and can easily be reached from Verona, Treviso, Venice and Innsbruck. Including easy, moderate and strenuous hut-supported walks, the routes range from 2?13 miles (3?21km), each designed to fit into a single day. They centre around key bases such as Cortina d''Ampezzo, San Vito di Cadore, Sesto and Misurina. 1:50,000 maps included for each walk Advice on access, refreshments and public transport Highlights include Tri Cime di Lavaredo, Pelmo and MarmoladaListing of rifuges and accommodation providers GPX files available to download

Sicily is one of the Mediterranean's most dramatic and varied walking destinations. From the volcanic slopes of Mount Etna, Europe's largest active volcano, and the ancient ruins of Selinunte and Pantalica to the turquoise coastlines of the Egadi Islands and the still-smoking summit of Stromboli in the Aeolian archipelago, no other Italian island packs such extraordinary diversity into a single walking destination. Pocket-sized and packed with detail, this third edition Cicerone guidebook by Gillian Price covers 46 graded walks across Sicily and its offshore islands, from 2 to 23km (1 to 14 miles), suited to beginner and experienced walkers alike. Clear route descriptions are accompanied by sketch maps, with practical information on accommodation, food and drink, and travelling around the island throughout. 46 day walks spanning Sicily's most diverse landscapes, from the northeast coast and the Alcantara River Valley to the Madonie and Nebrodi mountains, the Monti Iblei, Palermo surrounds and the westMount Etna routes are described, including the North-South Traverse, crater circuits, and lava field walks on Europe's largest active volcano, one of the most iconic and unforgettable walking experiences in ItalyAncient ruins and archaeological sites feature throughout, including the Greek temples of Selinunte, the prehistoric necropolis of Pantalica, the medieval hilltop town of Erice and the Byzantine churches of the southeastThe Aeolian Islands are covered in full, with walks on Vulcano's Gran Cratere, the spa trails of Lipari, Salina's Monte Fossa delle Felci and the famous ascent to the active crater of StromboliRoutes start from key bases across the island, including Catania, Messina and Taormina in the northeast, Palermo in the northwest and Agrigento in the south, making it straightforward to plan walks from wherever you are staying Gillian Price, one of Cicerone's most prolific and trusted Italy authors, brings her characteristic clarity and enthusiasm to every route in this guidebook. Sicily walking is unlike anything else in the Mediterranean; this is the guidebook that does it justice.

The Dolomites are one of the world's great mountain walking destinations. These extraordinary pale limestone towers, rising from the valleys of northeast Italy, form a UNESCO World Heritage Site of exceptional natural beauty, and the network of hut-to-hut routes threading between them offers some of the finest multi-day walking in Europe. Ranging from 11 to 41km (7 to 25 miles) and taking 2 to 4 days to complete, the 25 mostly circular routes in this third edition Cicerone guidebook by Gillian Price span the full breadth of the Dolomites. Suitable for experienced hikers with a head for heights, routes range from moderate to challenging, with some traverses involving scrambling and exposure. 25 multi-day hut-to-hut routes covering the full breadth of the Dolomites, from the Tre Cime di Lavaredo and Cortina Dolomites to the Marmolada, Sella, Civetta, Pale di San Martino and Dolomiti di BrentaIconic highlights include the Tre Cime tour, the Sella traverse, the Catinaccio loop, the Civetta tour and the Tofane-Lagazuoi circuit above Cortina d'Ampezzo, some of the most celebrated mountain walks in ItalyRoutes across UNESCO-listed mountain groups are also described, including the Puez-Odle altopiano, Sassolungo, Latemar and the remote Dolomiti Friulane, covering the full range of landscapes within the World Heritage Site1:100,000 mapping provided for every route alongside detailed information on hut accommodation, public transport connections, access points and route difficultyComprehensive practical guidance covering the best season to walk (mid-June to late September), accommodation in mountain rifugi, food and drink, equipment, waymarking and an Italian-English glossary The Dolomites are at their most spectacular when explored over multiple days, moving from hut to hut through the high passes and rocky cols that connect each mountain group. Gillian Price, Cicerone's foremost Italy author, has crafted the definitive multi-day walking guidebook to one of Europe's most breathtaking mountain landscapes.

Experience the Cammino Materano, a remarkable pilgrim-style walking network through southern Italy that offers a wonderful alternative to more popular European routes, showcasing an underrated region rich in culture, history and varied landscapes. Stretching across the Puglia and Basilicata regions, the Cammino Materano encompasses three principal long-distance routes all converging on the ancient cave city of Matera, with its dramatic ravines and UNESCO-recognised Sassi dwellings. The three main routes of the Cammino Materano vary in distance and duration: the Via Peuceta stretches roughly 167 km (104 miles) from Bari to Matera and typically takes 7 - 10 days to complete; the Via Ellenica, running about 287 km (178 miles) from Brindisi to Matera, usually requires 14 days; and the Via Lucana, which begins in Tricarico and covers around 114 km (71 miles), can be walked in 6 days. This Cicerone guidebook transforms planning the Cammino Materano into a straightforward process, drawing together the practical information, route detail and cultural insight you need to walk one or all three routes confidently. With clear stage breakdowns, mapping and planning tools tailored to walkers of most abilities, it’s a vital resource for anyone seeking a memorable long-distance walk that blends scenic beauty with Italian heritage. Each of the three routes — Via Peuceta, Via Ellenica and Via Lucana — is described in clear stages with detailed route notes, 1:100,000 mapping and elevation profiles, helping you understand terrain, distances, and daily walking challenges in advanceA route summary table and stage facilities planners bring key information together in one place, including distances, likely walking times, accommodation options, and refreshment stops for every day’s stage, including in towns and villages like Santeramo in Colle, Carovigno and Ostuni Practical advice is provided on planning and preparation, from timing your walk (spring and autumn being the best seasons) to what to pack and how to manage logistics supporting safe and enjoyable long-distance walking in southern ItalyDetails on how to get your Cammino accreditation are also provided for the full pilgrim trail experience GPX files are available to download for use with mobile devices and GPS apps, offering a flexible digital navigation option for all three of these Italian long-distance trails With clear stage breakdowns, mapping, cultural insight and practical guidance, this guidebook ensures you can walk the Cammino Materano with confidence, experiencing quiet villages, rolling countryside and the historic streets of Matera along the way. It combines useful guidance with context and insight, making it an ideal companion for a rewarding and memorable walking journey.

Guidebook with separate 1:25,000 map booklet to Alta Via 1, a long-distance trail through the heart of the Dolomites in northeastern Italy. With fully waymarked paths, moderately graded terrain and hut-to-hut accommodation, AV1 is an ideal introduction to trekking in the Dolomites. Includes separate map booklet featuring 1:25,000 Kompass mapping for the entire AV1 route Totalling 72 miles (115km) in length, AV1 is usually walked in 11 daily stages of 4?9 miles (6?14km) Clear route descriptions with 1:75,000 maps and elevation profiles, easier path variants, exit routes to reach public transport, and side-routes to explore nearby summits and points of interest Starting from Lago di Braies, the north?south route passes close to Cortina d''Ampezzo and Agordo, and finishes at La Pissa, a short bus-ride from Belluno Advice on four- or five-day sections of the route for walkers who prefer not to walk AV1 in its entirety Suitable for beginner trekkers with reasonable fitness GPX files available for download

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