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Webinar: Hiking Europe’s Mountain Trails
Hear Matthew, one of UTracks' active travel experts, share his personal experience hiking some of Europe’s most iconic mountain trails. In this session he talks through what it’s really like to hike day to day in the Alps, how different alpine routes compare, and what you can expect on a multi-day walking trip.
Whether you are considering the Tour du Mont Blanc, curious about walking in the Dolomites or Pyrenees, or simply wondering how alpine hiking works on a self-guided trip, this webinar provides practical insight. Matthew covers daily distances, accommodation styles, luggage transfers and how both self-guided and small group alpine walks operate, helping you choose an itinerary that suits your pace, interests and expectations.
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About Hiking in Europe's Alps
Hiking Europe’s alpine trails is one of the most rewarding ways to experience the continent’s mountain landscapes. From the dramatic peaks surrounding Mont Blanc to the jagged limestone towers of the Dolomites and the wild valleys of the Pyrenees, these trails reveal spectacular scenery and centuries-old mountain culture.
Days on the trail might include crossing high mountain passes, walking between alpine meadows dotted with wildflowers, and descending into traditional villages where local food and hospitality await. Along the way you’ll encounter panoramic viewpoints, historic refuges and quiet paths that showcase the natural beauty of Europe’s great mountain ranges.
With luggage transfers and carefully selected accommodation arranged in advance, our alpine walking trips allow you to focus on the experience of the trail itself. Whether you choose a self-guided journey at your own pace or a guided trip with local expertise, hiking in the Alps offers a memorable combination of challenge, scenery and cultural discovery.
From classic routes such as the Tour du Mont Blanc to lesser-known alpine trails in France, Italy, Switzerland and Spain, these journeys offer an unforgettable way to explore Europe’s mountains on foot.