Walking Holidays in the Alps

For majestic scenery, rewarding mountain ascents and delicious cuisine in quaint towns, nothing compares to an exhilarating walking holiday in the Alps. With diverse flora and fauna, interesting wildlife sightings and plenty of opportunities to wander through pine forests and old way-marked trails, our wide range of walking holidays in the Alps are perfect for every walking and hiking enthusiast.

On foot, discover the French Alps crevasse-scarred glaciers, crystal clear lakes and feast your eyes on the highest peak in the Alps, Mont Blanc, (or “La Dame Blanche”, to the French) from the summit of Aiguillette des Houches (2285m-7500ft).

While walking in the Alps you can also cross the border into to Switzerland. On this part of the route you can hike past wildflower meadows with views of the Trient Glacier towards the chocolate-box Alpine towns of Martigny and Orsières with formidable mountain panoramas as your backdrop.

For a slower pace, why not trek in the Julian Alps in Slovenia, to see the towering Mount Špik and beautiful Higher Falls. On our Slovenia Alps trip, you can also explore the Karavanke Mountain Range and head off the beaten track to hike to the peak of Golica (1836m) for a truly unforgettable view.

Walking Holidays in the Alps

15 Days from CAD 5318

CAD 4525

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8 Days from CAD 3885

CAD 3320

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Walking & Trekking

8 Days from CAD 2385

Self-Guided Holidays (Incl. Taxes)

Walking & Trekking

15 Days from CAD 9308

CAD 7450

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Walking & Trekking

8 Days from CAD 4655

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