The Wicklow Way is Ireland’s oldest marked long-distance hiking trail and stretches approximately 130 kilometers from Clonegal in County Carlow to Marlay Park on the southern outskirts of Dublin. Along the way, it climbs over 3,000 meters in elevation, passes through forests, bogs, and the famous Glendalough Valley—and, with a little luck, treats you to…

The Gendarmstien is a long-distance hiking trail in the south of Denmark that is around 84 kilometers long and runs directly along the German-Danish border. It follows in the footsteps of the Danish border guards who once patrolled here and today offers hikers a varied mix of history, nature and coastal panoramas. From Padborg on…

The Weserbergland Trail is a long-distance hiking trail around 225 kilometers long that winds its way from Hann. Münden to Porta Westfalica through one of the most beautiful landscapes in Germany. The trail is well-marked and mainly follows natural paths. Along the way, dense forests, gentle hills, steep cliffs and fertile valleys alternate. The Weser…