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Embark on an extraordinary cycling journey along the Rhine Cycle Route (EuroVelo 15), one of Europe’s most scenic and accessible long-distance trails. Spanning 1,368 km (850 miles) from the Swiss Alps to the North Sea, the route follows the majestic Rhine River through Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, France, and the Netherlands. With diverse landscapes, historic landmarks, and smooth, well-marked paths, it offers an unforgettable adventure for cyclists of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or new to touring, this comprehensive Cicerone guidebook leads you from the Rhine’s alpine source to the North Sea, dividing the adventure into 27 manageable daily stages. Discover dramatic mountain scenery, the romantic castles of the Middle Rhine Valley, vibrant cities like Basel, Strasbourg, and Cologne, and the peaceful waterways of the Netherlands, offering a rich tapestry of Europe’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. The Cicerone guidebook follows the renowned Rhine Cycle Route (EuroVelo 15), tracing the Rhine River from its alpine source in Switzerland to the North Sea, passing through iconic destinations such as Lake Constance (Bodensee), Basel, Strasbourg, Speyer, the UNESCO-listed Rhine Gorge, Koblenz, Cologne (Köln), Arnhem, and Rotterdam. Experience cycling highlights including the spectacular Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen, the legendary Loreley Rock, the scenic Rheingau wine region, the historic castles and vineyards of the Middle Rhine Valley between Mainz and Cologne, and the traditional windmills of Kinderdijk near Dordrecht. Benefit from comprehensive daily stage descriptions, easy-to-read maps, total distances, elevation profiles, up-to-date cycling conditions, and downloadable GPX tracks, making planning and navigation along the Rhine Cycle Route effortless. Choose from suggested 14-day, 21-day, or month-long cycling itineraries, with expert tips on customising your Rhine bike adventure and connecting seamlessly to the Moselle Cycle Route at Koblenz. Find curated recommendations for cyclist-friendly hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, and essential services conveniently located in picturesque towns and vibrant cities along the entire EuroVelo 15 route. Get invaluable guidance on bicycle preparation, packing essentials, cross-border travel between Switzerland, Germany, France, and the Netherlands, and seasonal tips to ensure an enjoyable and successful Rhine River cycling holiday from start to finish. Plan your Rhine Cycle Route adventure with confidence and experience an unforgettable European adventure with this definitive guidebook.

Experience the enchanting Julian Alps of Slovenia, where limestone peaks tower above emerald valleys, sparkling alpine lakes, and wildflower meadows. Highlights include classic valley walks, dramatic high-mountain routes, and rewarding ascents to iconic summits such as Triglav, Jalovec, and Mangart, as well as tranquil trails around Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj. Ideal for walkers of all abilities, this comprehensive Cicerone guidebook presents 40 graded routes, including 37 day walks and 3 multi-day treks, exploring every corner of the Julian Alps. Routes are organised around the main walking centres of Kranjska Gora, Bohinj, Bovec, Bled, and Kobarid, each offering a mix of accessible strolls and challenging adventures. Walks are clearly graded by length and difficulty (1–4), making it easy to choose the perfect day in the Julian Alps, whether you seek a gentle woodland path or a demanding via ferrata. Explore celebrated Julian Alps destinations, including Triglav National Park, Triglav lakes, the Soca valley, and the picturesque lakes of Bled and Bohinj. Routes range from 4km (2 miles) to 24km (15 miles) day walks and 18–34km (11–21 miles) multi-day treks, with walking times from 2 to 11 hours. The Julian Alps are best enjoyed between mid-June and late September, when trails are mostly snow-free and the mountain wildflowers are in bloom. Features 1:50,000 maps and free downloadable GPX tracks for every walk, ensuring straightforward navigation and confident route-finding across varied terrain. Each route description includes an at-a-glance information box with distance, ascent, grade, start and finish points, public transport, and refreshment options, perfect for planning your Julian Alps adventure. Practical advice covers essential planning, equipment, travel, public transport, mountain safety, and accommodation in mountain huts and villages throughout Slovenia’s Julian Alps, as well as food and drink unique to the region, from fresh homemade soups (such as rich mushroom juha) and Soca river trout to buckwheat dishes, sweet or savoury štruklji (dumplings), and delicious local cakes and pastries like gibanica and potica. Plan your adventure in the Julian Alps of Slovenia with the definitive Cicerone guidebook and discover a landscape shaped by nature and tradition, with picturesque mountain huts, historic sites, and the vibrant blue waters of the Soca River.

A guidebook to cycling the 1061km (659 mile) River Loire cycle route from the Loire?s source in the Massif Central mountains to the Atlantic. This long-distance cycle along the course of France?s longest river is suitable for both first-time and experienced long-distance cyclists and can be cycled in 2-3 weeks. Presented as 26 stages between 24-63km (15-39 miles) in length Route passes through Le-Puy-en-Velay, Roanne, Nevers, Orléans, Tours, Saumur, Angers, Nantes and St Nazaire The route mostly follows part of the EuroVelo route 6 (EV6) and then the fully waymarked Loire a Vélo Suitable to be cycled April through October 1:150,000 maps and profiles are included for each stage GPX files available to download Detailed information about accommodation, refreshments and facilities along the route

Sweden's most famous long-distance trail, the Kungsleden (King's Trail) traverses the land of the Sámi people and the midnight sun, stretching 460km between Abisko and Hemavan. Around half the route lies within the Arctic Circle showcasing an ever-changing landscape of snowy mountains, deep glacial valleys, open fell, expansive lakes and verdant forest. The fully waymarked trail is comprised of five continuous and distinct sections: these can be walked individually or a thru-hike will take around a month. The guide also includes the popular Abisko to Nikkaluokta circuit, which can be completed in a week, and an ascent of Kebnekaise, Sweden's highest peak at 2098m. In addition to clear route description and mapping, you'll find a wealth of practical advice covering accommodation and facilities, equipment and resupply and detailed notes on how to get to and from the section start and finish-points. A Swedish and Fell Sámi glossary can be found in the appendix. Although there are plentiful opportunities for wild camping, three of the five trail sections are equipped with huts (many including a shop and a sauna) making them easily accessible to all. The remaining two sections have a more remote feel that will appeal to those intent on finding some solitude. To add further colour, there are seven mandatory lake crossings on the trail with the option of rowing or using the motorised service: full details are provided in the text. The Kungsleden passes through five national parks, including Sarek. Other highlights include the striking Tjäktjavagge glacial valley and the famous hay meadows of Aktse, perfectly framed by the azure Lájtávrre delta and the sheer chiselled face of Skierrffe. The Kungsleden invites you to step into a new world, and it may well prove to be the start of a long and rich association involving many repeated visits.

Tucked into the northwest corner of Italy, the Aosta Valley is one of the Alps' most dramatic and underrated walking destinations. Surrounded by the highest peaks in Western Europe — Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa — this autonomous region offers an extraordinary concentration of alpine scenery, from glaciated high passes and ancient Roman roads to the medieval monasteries of the Grand St Bernard and the medieval fortress of Forte di Bard. With walks suited to beginners and experienced mountain walkers alike, this first edition Cicerone guidebook by Andy Hodges covers 32 routes from 4 to 20km (2 to 12 miles), taking between 1 and 6 hours to complete. Route descriptions are paired with 1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files, with summaries of via ferrata and trail-running options included throughout. 32 walks and scrambles across six areas, covering the main valley, the Lys valley, Valtournenche, Valpelline, the Great St Bernard Pass and Courmayeur, with routes ranging from short leisurely walks to challenging scrambles bordering on mountaineeringRoute highlights include views of Mont Blanc from the Rifugio Bonatti, the balcony routes above Cervinia with Matterhorn views, the Grand St Bernard Monastery, which has welcomed travellers for over a thousand years, and the Roman road at Forte di BardCourmayeur and the Mont Blanc massif are covered with routes including Mont de la Saxe, Mont Chétif and the Tour of the Pyramides Calcaires, offering some of the finest alpine panoramas accessible to walkers in the Italian AlpsVia ferrata and trail running summaries provide options for those seeking a greater challenge, making this a versatile walking guidebook to the Aosta Valley 1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files for every route, with practical information on accommodation, public transport, and wildlife throughout The Aosta Valley sits at the crossroads of three of the Alps' greatest peaks, yet remains quieter and less visited than its French and Swiss neighbours. This guidebook opens up a region that rewards every walker who takes the time to explore it.

Just two hours from Rome, Abruzzo is one of Italy's wildest and most rewarding walking regions, yet it remains largely unknown to international visitors. Three national parks and a regional park encompass a dramatic landscape of high Apennine ridges, deep gorges, ancient villages and some of the richest wildlife in Europe, including wolves, Marsican brown bears, chamois and golden eagles. With walks suitable for beginners and experienced mountain walkers alike, this Cicerone guidebook by Stuart Haines covers 40 day walks across Abruzzo, ranging from 4 to 25km (2 to 16 miles) and taking between 2 and 8 hours to complete. Route descriptions are paired with 1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files, with practical guidance on access, accommodation and getting around the region. 40 graded walks are included across four protected areas, covering the Maiella, Gran Sasso, Abruzzo and Sirente-Velino parks, with routes graded 1 to 3 from straightforward valley walks to mountain routes requiring experience in exposed terrain1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files for every walk, with an Italian-English glossary, notes on local geology, wildlife, food and drink, and detailed information on planning and accessCorno Grande, the highest peak in the Apennines of peninsular Italy at 2912m, is covered with two distinct ascent routes from Campo Imperatore, one of the most dramatic high plateaux in the Italian mountainsExceptional wildlife throughout, with Abruzzo National Park one of the few places in Europe where you can walk in genuine wilderness habitat supporting wolves, Marsican brown bears, Apennine chamois and Eurasian lynxDramatic landscapes can be found at every turn, from the Fara San Martino gorge and the Val di Rose in the Abruzzo National Park to the medieval village of Rocca Calascio and the high plateau of Campo Imperatore Abruzzo is Italy's best-kept secret for mountain walkers, offering serious Apennine terrain and extraordinary wildlife in a region that most visitors to Italy never reach. This guidebook is the essential companion for discovering it.

Discover Lancashire’s wild beauty through a carefully curated collection of 40 circular day walks and one epic two-day trek, unveiling the heart of one of England’s most varied and captivating counties. Explore iconic landscapes such as the Forest of Bowland, Ribble Valley, West Pennine Moors, and the dramatic fringes of the Dales. Ranging from gentle rambles to exhilarating upland hikes, these routes traverse the breadth of Lancashire, offering walkers a rich tapestry of rolling foothills, open moorlands, verdant valleys, and historic towns. Ideal for both new and experienced walkers, this comprehensive Cicerone guidebook presents 40 day walks from 8 to 16km (5–10 miles), each designed to be completed in 3–5 hours, alongside the Bowland Traverse: a challenging two-day, 46km (29 mile) adventure across the Bowland Fells between Wennington and Giggleswick. Whether you’re seeking wild weekend challenges or wildlife-rich family strolls, these routes can be tailored to your pace and preference. Experience the best Lancashire walks through the Forest of Bowland National Landscape, Ribble Valley, West Pennine Moors, and more. Enjoy year-round walking in Lancashire, from wildflower meadows in spring to panoramic winter walks on Pendle Hill and Great Hill. Choose from 40 day walks and a two-day trek, with routes accessible from Preston, Lancaster, Burnley, Blackburn, and Clitheroe. Find the perfect Lancashire walking route for families, seasoned hikers, or those seeking peaceful moorland escapes. Each hand-picked Lancashire walk includes a route summary, start and finish points, 1:50,000 OS map extracts, parking and public transport details, estimated walking time, and recommendations for local pubs, cafés, and artisan food producers. Lancashire is a top foodie destination, discover Michelin-starred restaurants, traditional inns, and local delicacies along your walking routes. Download free GPX tracks for every walking route, making navigation in Lancashire easy and reliable. Plan your Lancashire adventure with confidence and experience the county’s celebrated blend of natural splendour, rich history, and renowned local food culture. With the definitive Cicerone guidebook, discover the best of Lancashire’s walking country at your own pace, in every season.

Tackle one of Europe’s greatest trekking challenges on the GR20, Corsica’s legendary high-level route that runs the length of the island’s mountainous spine from Calinzana in the north to Conca in the south. Often described as Europe’s toughest trek, this 190km (118-mile) trail is best suited to experienced hikers as it follows rugged granite ridges and remote cols, with steep ascents, scrambling sections and exposure to rapidly changing mountain weather. This expertly crafted Cicerone guidebook is the essential companion for anyone planning to tackle the GR20, whether you aim to complete the full route in 16 days or focus on one half. The trek is commonly split into the northern section, widely considered the most challenging with its rugged alpine terrain and exposed scrambles, and the southern section, which is still demanding but generally less technical. The GR20 is split into 16 stages (5 to 20km per stage) with high-level and low-level alternatives for some sections, so you can make the journey your own Detailed route descriptions and elevation profiles are supported by a separate map booklet featuring 1:25,000 IGN mapping with the route line clearly marked for navigation through Corsica's rugged mountainsTips from experienced author, Paddy Dillon, on safety measures, what to pack and when to go are provided, essential when tackling such a tough trek Accommodation listings are included for each stage, which are mainly refuges maintained by Parc Naturel Régional de Corse. Clear guidance on where advance booking is required is also provided. Downloadable GPX files are available for the entire trail from Calinzana to Conca, as a digital navigation option for use on smartphones and GPS devices More than just a walk, the GR20 is a true test of endurance, resilience and spirit. With this trusted Cicerone guidebook in your pack, you’ll be fully equipped to face the challenge, embrace the unpredictability and experience the raw beauty of Corsica’s mountains. Plan well, walk wisely, and step into an adventure that will stay with you long after the final descent to the Mediterranean.

Discover one of Europe’s best alpine treks on the French Alps section of the GR5, a classic long-distance route from Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) to the Mediterranean coast at Nice or Menton. Spanning around 600 km (373 miles), this section of the GR5 weaves its way through some of the Alps’ most spectacular landscapes, crossing high mountain passes, glacial valleys and traditional alpine villages, appealing to adventurous hikers with a strong fitness base and a love of long-distance walking. This expertly written Cicerone guidebook is the essential companion for planning and completing the GR5, whether you intend to walk the entire north–south traverse of the French Alps in one continuous journey or break the route into manageable sections. Comprehensive descriptions cover the main GR5 line as well as important variations such as the GR55 high-level route through Vanoise and the optional GR52 finish to Menton on the Mediterranean. Each of the 28 stages (15–29 km/9–18 miles each) includes detailed route descriptions and 1:100,000 mapping, supported by clear elevation profiles to help you plan each day through the French AlpsTailor your trek through the Vanoise, Queyras and Mercantour National Parks with flexible itinerary options including 28-, 31- and 40-day schedules, making it easy to adapt the full route to your fitness and available time or opt for a section hikeComprehensive accommodation listings for each stage, including accommodation type, contact details and whether you'll need your own supplies in unmanned refuges, to support advance planning and daily logisticsDownloadable GPX files for this section of the trail from Lake Geneva to Nice for use on smartphones and GPS devices, providing a reliable digital navigation option Practical advice specific to the GR5 on alpine weather and safety considerations essential for long-distance walking in high mountain environments Take on the GR5 and discover one of Europe’s most spectacular long-distance treks. With careful planning, practical advice, and detailed guidance at your side, you can embrace the adventure, navigate with confidence, and enjoy the French Alps at a pace that suits you. Also available: This book is one of three Cicerone GR5 guides, alongside The GR5 Trail – Vosges and Jura and The GR5 Trail – Benelux and Lorraine, covering the full route from the Low Countries to the Mediterranean.

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

Discover the wild beauty of the Azores on foot with this guide to 70 day walks across the nine islands of this remote Atlantic archipelago. Lying in the North Atlantic Ocean the Azores are an archipelago of nine lush green islands 850 miles west of Portugal. From crater lakes and volcanic peaks to lush forests, waterfalls and dramatic coastlines, the Azores offer an extraordinary variety of landscapes shaped by volcanic activity and Atlantic weather. The walks explore all nine islands and range from 4 to 25km (2–16 miles), typically taking 2–8 hours. Routes are suitable for both beginner and experienced walkers, with a mixture of gentle trails, coastal paths and more challenging mountain routes, including the ascent of Mount Pico, Portugal’s highest mountain. The routes cover the three island groups: the Eastern Group (Sao Miguel and Santa Maria), Central Group (Terceira, Graciosa, Sao Jorge, Pico and Faial) and Western Group (Flores and Corvo). The mild climate makes this an ideal destination for year-round walking. 70 day walks across all nine Azores islands: Sao Miguel, Santa Maria, Terceira, Graciosa, Sao Jorge, Pico, Faial, Flores and Corvo, covering the Eastern, Central and Western island groupsClear step-by-step route descriptions with 1:50,000 mapping for each walk, covering volcanic landscapes, crater rims, forests and coastal trailsEach route includes distance, walking time, terrain notes and information on points of interest along the wayGPX files available to download, making it easy to follow the routes using GPS devices or smartphone appsDetailed practical information on planning, transport, facilities and travelling between the islandsHighlights include the ascent of Mount Pico, spectacular caldeiras, waterfalls and sections of the long-distance GR1 route This guidebook brings together the best walking across the Azores, helping you explore everything from crater-rim viewpoints and volcanic summits to lush valleys and rugged Atlantic coastlines. Whether you are visiting a single island or travelling between several, these carefully selected routes provide an unforgettable way to experience one of Europe’s most distinctive island landscapes.

Discover a world of Alpine walking adventures with 100 Hut Walks in the Alps, the ultimate inspiration and planning guide for unforgettable day walks and overnight hut experiences across Europe’s great mountain ranges. From the sun-drenched trails of the Maritime Alps to the dramatic peaks of the Julian Alps, this guidebook offers a diverse collection of scenic walks suitable for all abilities, centred around welcoming mountain huts. The 100 routes in this book range from gentle, scenic circuits to more ambitious mountain days, each offering the reward of a lunch at a mountain refuge or an overnight stay. Whether you’re planning a short holiday in the Alps or seeking fresh ideas for your next walking trip, this guidebook provides ample inspiration across France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria and Slovenia. Routes cover major Alpine regions including the Maritime Alps, Julian Alps, Gran Paradiso, Turnitzer Alps, Bernese Oberland, Kitzbüheler Alps and the Dolomites of South Tirol, providing inspiration to explore Europe’s most scenic mountainsHut-based experiences include options for lunch or overnight stays, with guidance on hut etiquette, opening seasons and reservation requirements to help you plan your visit Sketch maps accompany each route in France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria and Slovenia, offering clear visual orientation and helping walkers plan their trips effectively Practical inspiration is provided for walking holidays, making it easy to design day walks or multi-day mountain hut treks that fit your pace, schedule and interests Written by the well-respected guidebook author Kev Reynolds, whose experience and expertise provide trustworthy advice and inspiration for all Alpine walkers Best enjoyed between July and September, when huts bustle and wildflowers bloom, this guidebook transforms Alpine hut dreams into perfectly planned day walks or multi-day adventures. With clear guidance, inspiration, and practical advice, it is your passport to authentic mountain hospitality across Europe’s most spectacular ranges.

Gran Canaria is far more than a beach destination. Away from the coastal resorts lies a remarkably varied interior of deep volcanic barrancos, ancient laurisilva forests, pine-covered ridges and the dramatic rock formations of Roque Nublo and Roque Bentayga, rising from the island's rugged highland core. Known as a continent in miniature, Gran Canaria packs an extraordinary range of landscapes into a single island. With walks varying from short and easy to long and demanding, this comprehensive guidebook by expert Paddy Dillon covers 40 day walks and a five-stage GR131 coast-to-coast route across Gran Canaria. Day walks range from 5 to 22km (3 to 14 miles) and take between 2 and 7 hours, while the GR131 covers 77km (48 miles) in five stages from Puerto de las Nieves to Maspalomas. 40 day walks across Gran Canaria's most varied terrain, from the central highlands around Cruz de Tejeda and Tejeda to the Tamadaba pine forest, La Aldea, Mogán and the sand dunes of Maspalomas, with shorter walks combinable into longer itinerariesThe GR131 coast-to-coast route, described in five stages, crosses Gran Canaria from north to south as part of the long-distance trail that traverses all seven Canary Islands, offering a memorable multi-day walking experienceIconic highlights include Roque Nublo, one of Gran Canaria's most recognisable landmarks, Roque Bentayga, the Caldera de Bandama and the high point of Pico de las Nieves, the island's highest summit1:50,000 mapping for every walk alongside practical information on public transport, facilities and access, making it straightforward to reach trailheads without a car from Las Palmas or the southern resortsA year-round walking destination, with spring the ideal season, winter offering reliable good weather on lower routes Gran Canaria's walking landscape is one of the best-kept secrets in the Canary Islands, where deep barrancos, ancient forests and volcanic ridges sit just a bus ride from the beach resorts. This guidebook is your essential companion for discovering every part of it. Discover the rest of the Canary Islands with Walking in Tenerife, Walking on La Palma, Walking on La Gomera and El Hierro and Walking on Lanzarote and Fuerteventura available for purchase separately.

Most visitors to Mallorca never venture beyond the coast, yet rising immediately behind the shoreline lies the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage mountain range of rugged limestone peaks, ancient terraced hillsides, hidden gorges and centuries-old stone paths that rival any mountain walking destination in the Mediterranean. This comprehensive guidebook by expert author Paddy Dillon presents 50 walks across the Tramuntana, ranging from 4 to 24km (2 to 15 miles) and taking between 2 and 8 hours. Many routes involve steep ground, hands-on scrambling and navigational challenge, and are primarily geared towards those comfortable with mountain conditions. 50 walks are included, divided across seven areas, spanning the full length of the Serra de Tramuntana from Andratx in the southwest to Formentor and Alcúdia in the northeast, with bases including Valldemossa, Sóller, Deia and PollençaHighlights of the walk include the Torrent de Pareis gorge, one of the most dramatic canyon walks in the Balearic Islands, the island of Sa Dragonera, the Camí de s'Arxiduc ridge and the summit of Puig de Massanella, the highest accessible peak in MallorcaMallorca's ancient mountain heritage is experienced throughout, with routes following centuries-old drovers' paths, dry stone terraces and historic mountain tracks that formed the basis for the Serra de Tramuntana's UNESCO World Heritage designation1:25,000 Editorial Alpina mapping and downloadable GPX files for every walk, with detailed public transport information making most routes accessible from Palma and the island's main towns without a hire carPractical mountain guidance on weather, path conditions, kit requirements and safety, alongside notes on wildlife, wildflowers, history and food and drink throughout Mallorca mountain walking is unlike anything the island's coastal reputation suggests. This guidebook is the essential companion for exploring the Serra de Tramuntana on foot, and the best reason to see a very different side of one of Europe's most visited islands.

Guidebook to hiking the Tour de Monte Rosa (TMR) through the Swiss and Italian Alps. This 174km (108 mile) circular trek is a challenging alternative to the Tour du Mont Blanc, giving experienced trekkers the chance to explore some of the highest and most spectacular mountain scenery in the Alps.  Described in 11 daily stages of between 7.5 and 22km (4.5?13.5 miles), with one alternative stage and two optional glacier crossings, the book also includes the 3-day Swiss Tour Monte Rosa.  GPX files available to download 1:100,000 maps included for each stage Handy route summary tables help you plan your itinerary  Refreshment and accommodation information given for each trek stage  Advice on planning and preparation

A guidebook to 30 day walks in Italy?s Gran Paradiso National Park, located between the Aosta Valley and Piedmont regions in the Graian Alps. Explore alpine mountainsides, lakes and river valleys in Italy?s oldest national park. The routes are perfect for walking June to October, with options for walkers of all abilities. Choose from graded hikes ranging from 2.5 to 24km (1.5?15 miles) that can be enjoyed in 1.5?8 hours. The routes are easily accessible by public transport from the park?s villages and valleys. Holiday planning advice and accommodation ideas are also included.  GPX files available to download 1:50,000 maps included for each walk Detailed information on local wildlife, alpine plants and history Advice on walking basesEasy access from Turin and Milan