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Let’s get real, the high mountain huts are an incredible part of the multi-day hiking experience in the Alps, Dolomites and more.

However, some of you have asked for camping opportunities so I’ve put together a really detailed e-book on how to do the Tour du Mont Blanc utilizing campgrounds and wild camping.

You can always mix and match ;-)

➡️ Download the Free E-Book with All the Camping Details for Tour du Mont Blanc

I have reserved 9 spaces in high elevation huts in the Dolomites for a 4 day trip the last week of July 2024.

I’m offering the first chance to reserve to the email list and then opening it to the public. Please reply to this email if you’re interested for this amazing opportunity.

Note: This tour will not be on the Alta Via 1. I will be guiding the trip personally and we will be hiking in a more remote and less crowded area south of Cortina d’Ampezzo.

I find most American’s like to have a little more solitude on their hiking days so I’m planning a special spot that’s a lot quieter than the AV1 but with good food, good wine and comfy beds each night.

Here’s an assortment of self guided treks that don’t require as much planning ahead as the popular Alta Via 1 and Tour du Mont Blanc.

✈️ This is my favorite kind of hiking tour! These are best accessed from Innsbruck, Austria or Munich, Germany.

• 8 days Culinary Hiking Tour: This hut-to-hut hiking tour in Austria and Switzerland offers mouthwatering food by top chefs, breathtaking scenery, a good calorie burn, and can be customized to meet any fitness and comfort level.

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• 6 Days Hut to Hut Tour: This family-friendly hiking tour in a lesser-known area of the Alps offers well-cared for trails, spectacular scenery, no crowds, and easy access from Innsbruck, with options for family-sized rooms in the huts, although it's best to avoid late-June and early September due to snow.
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• 3 Days Culinary Hiking Tour: This hut-to-hut hiking tour in one of Austria's premier hiking regions offers mouthwatering food by top chefs, breathtaking scenery, a good calorie burn, and can be customized to meet any fitness and comfort level, although it's best to avoid late-June and early September due to snow.
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• 8 Days Bike Tour Across Alps: This beginner-friendly bicycle tour across the Alps follows a historic Roman trading route, offers impressive views, and ends at Lake Garda, with the option to skip uphill passages by taking a shuttle at an additional cost, starting in Garmisch, Germany and passing through Austria and vineyards in Italy, with well-established signage and routing that makes the tour enjoyable for cyclists of all levels.
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