Walking & Trekking

Name: Walking & Trekking
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 4.7 (4542 reviews)

Walking & Hiking Tours

Walking. Sometimes it’s the only way to see the world. Come within a hair’s breadth of an orang-utan on a rainforest trail, or challenge yourself with a hike through clouds to a volcanic crater.

Meander through Bhutan’s lush meadows, climb down craggy cliffs to a seculded beach cove in Sardinia, or even tackle some of the world’s highest peaks on one of our hiking tours. Our range of guided and self-guided walking trips lets you take it all in, at your own pace.

Walking and hiking is in our DNA. With humble beginnings over 40 years ago when we led some of the first group hiking trips through the Nepalese Himalaya, we now offer the best range of walking tours worldwide. Our hiking leaders are some of the most experienced trekkers on the planet today, and long-running relationships with our local partners in each country ensure we are always giving back to the communities we visit. We use local leaders where possible, stay in locally owned accommodation and pay some of the highest wages on big peaks like Kilimanjaro.

Types of Walking Adventures

New Holidays Bestsellers Self-Guided Summits Centre-Based Point to Point Coastal Walks Desert Treks Wildlife Walks Snowshoeing private groups

A great week walking in the Alps, magnificent views, changing terrain, good company and food, pleasant accommodation and a very competent leader

Rodney Hall Tour du Mont Blanc Week

A challenging, awe inspiring hike!
Cool evenings and unseasonably warm days in the valleys. Great friends made. Wildlife discovered. Windy cold and amazing summits. Fresh local produce and cheeses.

Cindy Burke Tour du Mont Blanc Week

I offer the following comments
First, Jenny and Mark were extraordinary tour leaders. They were thoughtful, attentive and kind. and very knowledgeable
Second, the walks were great; the scenery delightful.
Third, while I am not a coffee drinker, I heard a number of our group wish the hotel’s dining room would offer coffee/tea before the 730 am start to breakfast. some of the group awoke early and would have dearly liked a good cup of coffee, and there was none to be had. please consider.
Fourth, we started each day with a bus ride. However, the local buses were often late or the lines of riders very very long, thus delaying the start to our hikes. Please consider having a bus available for the group to start the day.

Scott Sugarman Highlights of the Dolomites

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