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7 unforgettable hiking tours in the Alps

The most beautiful multi-day tours in or across the Alps.
Lago Federa reflecting dramatic Dolomite peaks and clouds. Pine forests surround the green alpine lake with steep rocky cliffs on the right.

The Alpine region is a dream destination for hiking enthusiasts from all over the world – and for good reason. Amidst rugged peaks, rolling alpine pastures and crystal-clear mountain lakes, a wealth of diversity unfolds, making every hike a unique experience. Those who embark on a multi-day hiking trip not only immerse themselves deeply in nature, but also in the culture, cuisine and traditions of the Alpine regions.

Whether it’s challenging high-altitude trails, scenic stages or leisurely walks through idyllic valleys – the Alps offer the perfect route for every type of hiker. In this blog post, we present seven unforgettable hiking tours that bring together the best of the Alpine region or about hiking across the Alps. Be inspired and find your next dream hike in one of the Alpine countries of your choice!

Lago Federa reflecting dramatic Dolomite peaks and clouds. Pine forests surround the green alpine lake with steep rocky cliffs on the right.

#1 Hohe Tauern National Park (AUT)

#2 Around Zugspitze (D)

#3 Dolomite High-Altitude Paths (IT)

#4 Via Alpina Bear Trek (CH)

#5 Tour du Mont Blanc (F)

#6 Alpe-Adria-Trail: Kranjska Gora - Cividale (SLO)

#7 Crossing the Alps E5: Oberstdorf – Merano

Alpine crossing** by Eurohike

The magic of hiking in the Alps

The appeal of the Alps lies in their diversity: one day you’ll be hiking through flowering alpine meadows, the next you’ll be standing on a high-altitude ridge with breathtaking views. Each region tells its own story – shaped by its landscape, people and traditions.

It is by no means just about the physical challenge. Hiking in the Alps is also about finding peace, consciously slowing down and savouring the little moments: the ringing of cowbells, the scent of Swiss stone pine, or a well-deserved stop at a rustic mountain hut.

 

What makes a hiking trip unforgettable

It is not just the spectacular views that linger in the memory – but the interplay of many factors. It is precisely these elements that make multi-day tours in the Alps so special.

A variety of landscapes: from glaciers to vineyards

Authentic experiences: regional cuisine, personal encounters

Well-planned stages: the right balance of challenge and enjoyment

Special moments: sunrises in the mountains or peaceful encounters with nature away from the crowds

#1 Hohe Tauern National Park (AUT)

The Hohe Tauern National Park is the largest national park in the Alps and one of the largest protected areas in Europe. Here you will find nature in its purest form and a veritable sea of snow-capped three-thousand-metre peaks. You can spot protected animals such as marmots, golden eagles and chamois, as well as impressive alpine flora, ancient larch and Swiss stone pine trees, and magnificent alpine roses. In the core zone of the national park, rushing mountain streams and thundering waterfalls await you; stopping off at one of the alpine huts is the best way to take in the impressive alpine landscape. The high-altitude trails on the northern side of the Saalachtal valley form part of the Kitzbühel Alps, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the legendary Salzburg and Tyrolean mountains. Listen to the cowbells and relax amidst lush green mountain meadows.

Stunning mountain scenery, thundering waterfalls, lush alpine pastures and well-maintained trails – a walking holiday in Austria combines all of this with the country’s distinctive cuisine, because in Austria we always seem to find time to stop for a bite to eat.

Hiker with mountain panorama in the background
Hohe Tauern National Park
8 Days
Hiker with backpack and poles on mountain trail in Hohe Tauern near Krimml, with trail marker on rock, green valley, and alpine peaks.

#2 Around Zugspitze (D)

The Zugspitze, at 2,962 m the highest mountain in Germany, is one of the most famous mountain destinations in the Alps and can be reached very easily by cable car. During your week of hiking, you will circumnavigate the Zugspitze, getting to know all its views and visiting wonderful hiking destinations along the way. The crossings through the gorges are adventurous and sensational, and are truly impressive with their rushing waters and sheer heights. Enjoy the romance of the alpine landscapes and take time out for a typical Bavarian snack. On both sides of the Wetterstein Mountains lie beautiful villages that are particularly well-suited for peaceful overnight stays. So, ‘let’s go’. 

More information and details about hiking in the Alps at a glance.

Three hikers with backpacks walking through alpine meadow in Wetterstein Mountains. Rocky peaks and traditional wooden buildings visible.
Around Zugspitze
7 Days
Two hikers in front of a breathtaking mountain panorama
Around Zugspitze with Charm
7 Days
Hiker with backpack and walking poles standing on rocky path, overlooking dramatic Alpine valley with Zugspitze mountain range and green forests.
Upper Krimml Waterfall cascading down rocky slopes in Hohe Tauern, surrounded by green meadows and forested mountains under blue sky.
Herd of brown and white cows grazing on green alpine meadow with traditional mountain lodges and dramatic Zugspitze peaks in background.
Wooden footbridge with steps crossing a gorge in Hohe Tauern National Park. Dense forest and rocky cliffs surround the path.

#3 Dolomite High-Altitude Paths (IT)

At every single stage, you can look forward to fascinating views of the landscape and natural beauty of the world-famous Dolomites. The route takes you through three linguistic regions and cultures: starting in the German-speaking Puster Valley, through the Ladin-speaking Fanes region, and south of the Passo Falzarego, where Italian is the dominant language. Discover this bizarre wonderland in all its facets: extraordinary scenic beauty, magnificent views and pure adventure – a treat for every mountain lover!

Get all information and many more tour tips for our hiking tours in South Tyrol and our hiking tours in the Italian Alps. 

Mountain lake in the Dolomites
Dolomite high-altitude paths
7 Days
Hikers with a view of the mountains

#4 Via Alpina Bear Trek (CH)

Discover the Swiss Alps at their most beautiful: on the Bear Trek, you’ll follow a unique route over spectacular mountain passes and alongside magnificent glaciers. The Via Alpina takes you through valleys and gorges, past the three ‘proud Swiss’ – the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau – to the Swiss holiday resort of Adelboden-Lenk. You are highly unlikely to encounter any bears, as this trek takes its name from a time when the route could only be traversed by wild animals. But even today, the Bear Trek is no walk in the park, as there are several passes to cross. On the heights and summits, however, you will be rewarded for your mountaineering efforts. Let the sheer and imposing beauty of the Alps wash over you.

Hikers at the turquoise-blue mountain lake Oeschinensee with mountain panorama in the background
Via Alpina „Bear Trek“ with Charm
8 Days
Hikers at the Oeschinensee mountain lake in the municipality of Kandersteg
Via Alpina „Bear Trek“
8 Days
Impressive countryside in the Bernese Alps
Impressive Bernese Alps
Tre Cime di Lavaredo peaks in the Dolomites reflected in a small pond, with green meadows and two hikers under a dramatic cloudy sky.
Auronzo Hut perched on a green alpine ridge with dramatic Tre Cime peaks in the Dolomites rising behind rocky terrain under cloudy skies.

#5 Tour du Mont Blanc (F)

At around 4,807 metres, the famous Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in the Alps and in the whole of Europe. Keen hikers and mountaineers from all over the world are keen to climb this legendary massif and explore the diverse border region where France, Italy and Switzerland meet. A popular route is the Tour du Mont Blanc, which circles the gigantic mountain and boasts a wealth of superlatives. It challenges even experienced hikers and rewards them time and again with fascinating views of the mountain world. The long-distance hiking trail is an international classic that offers outdoor enthusiasts a taste of the Himalayas. The Tour du Mont Blanc is a unique experience that will stay with you forever.

Further details and tour tips for Mont Blanc and hiking in the Alps can be found here at a glance.

Beautiful mountain panorama on the “Mont Blanc” mountain
Tour du Mont Blanc, Highlights
8 Days
Fantastic mountain scenery in the Mont Blanc region
Tour du Mont Blanc
12 Days
Fascinating hiking experience on Mont Blanc

#6 Alpe-Adria-Trail: Kranjska Gora - Cividale (SLO)

The Alpe-Adria Trail stretches from Kranjska Gora in Slovenia to Italy’s Friuli region, offering a journey rich in contrasts and unforgettable highlights. Surrounded by the peaks of the Triglav Mountains, you cross the Vršič Pass to the source of the Soča River, then follow its wild, turquoise waters through a spectacular valley. Along the way, suspension bridges, the Soča gorges, and powerful waterfalls like Boka and Virje bring nature up close. Blooming alpine meadows and quiet chapels guide you onward to the sweeping ridgeline of the Kolovrat on the Italian border. The adventure culminates in Cividale, where Mediterranean flair sets the perfect finale. This tour seamlessly blends alpine scenery, historic sites, and diverse hiking trails into one unforgettable experience.

Hiking trio at the Vršič Pass on the Alpe-Adria Trail in Slovenia
Alpe-Adria-Trail: Kranjska Gora - Cividale
7 Days
Emerald green lake Laghi di Fusine with small rocky island and lone tree. Snow-capped mountain peaks rise behind dense forests under cloudy sky.
Alpe-Adria Border Triangle Tour
8 Days
Turquoise Isonzo River with pebble beach near Bovec. People relaxing on the shore, surrounded by green forests and Alpine mountains.
Wooden trail sign with blue backpack on green mountain ridge in Passeiertal near Meran. Alpine peaks and blue sky visible in background.

The Alpine crossing

Imagine the first ray of sunshine touching the snow-capped peaks, whilst the valley far below you still lies in a deep slumber. That is the moment when the world seems to stand still and your adventure is only just beginning.

Crossing the Alps is far more than just a succession of kilometres and metres of elevation gain. It is a radical break from the rhythm of everyday life, a deep breath of fresh air in a world that smells of Swiss stone pine, damp stone and boundless freedom. When you set out on this journey, you leave behind not only the lowlands, but also the burden of excess.

Embarking on the adventure of crossing the Alps requires courage and stamina, but the reward is priceless. You will experience moments of utter exhaustion, only to be overwhelmed moments later by a panorama that makes you forget all your hardships.

#7 Crossing the Alps E5: Oberstdorf – Merano

The E5 long-distance hiking trail is one of the most popular of its kind and is not without reason described as the ‘most beautiful of all Alpine crossings’. You’ll hike from the green Allgäu region through the vast mountain landscapes of Tyrol into the enchanting South Tyrolean Passeier Valley and on to the Mediterranean spa town of Merano. On your journey, you’ll experience a wide variety of mountain regions, massifs and alpine landscapes. Fantastic natural spectacles with thundering waterfalls, deep valleys, expansive alpine pastures, high-altitude trails and impressive mountain passes await you. Always accompanied by towering peaks, rugged rocky outcrops, sweeping views and gleaming white glacier fields. Time and again, alpine pastures and mountain huts beckon you to rest, and the effort of the ascents and descents is rewarded by stunning mountain panoramas. Crossing the Alps on foot: a dream tour and the ultimate destination for every mountain hiking enthusiast!

Hiker with a view of the Nebelhorn
Crossing the Alps E5: Oberstdorf – Merano
8 Days
View of the huts in Steeg in the Inn Valley
Crossing of the Alps E5: Oberstdorf – Merano with Charm
8 Days
Hiker in red jacket on mountain trail in Passeiertal near Meran, with green meadows and snow-capped Alpine peaks under blue sky.

Alpine crossing by Eurohike

4 completely independent, directly adjoining journeys

 

Each scheduled for 8 days, well-organised in the usual professional manner with short transfers in between, it is quite easy to complete an Alpine crossing. Discover a new piece of the entire route year after year, or within four weeks in one go, however you’d like. Travel from hearty beer gardens through welcoming pastures and on to Mediterranean flair. Hiking could hardly get more varied!

Group hike in the Gaistal forest

From Munich to Garmisch – through the Bavarian Lake District to the Zugspitze

This relaxing hiking trip through the lovely Bavarian Lake District begins in Munich. Both beginners and advanced hikers alike come here.  With daily walking time a maximum of five hours, it is easy to hike. On the two mountain days, just after the Kochelsee, the effort is rewarded with breath taking views. On the way there are always rustic alpine huts to find to build up your strength to push towards Garmisch and past turquoise blue lakes and beautiful waterfalls. Shortly before the finish, one last summit is to be conquered, with a direct view of the wonderful Wetterstein mountains and the impressive Zugspitze massif. An unforgettable sight, and well worth the effort.

Hiking group on the tour from Munich to Garmisch
From Munich to Garmisch
8 Days
Group hike in Aidling on Lake Riegsee

From Garmisch to Merano – the diversity of three Alpine countries

The Olympic city of Garmisch is highly regarded as a winter sports region, but it also strikes at the heart of hikers. All around, an imposing mountain backdrop shows off the impressive Zugspitze towering over everything.  The route leads past typical Bavarian beer gardens as you gradually get closer to the border with Austria. From Telfs to Landeck, the train bridges the route. The next day we climb up to the Reschenpass, on to the Mutzkopf and to the famous border triangle between Austria, Italy and Switzerland. Now South Tyrol is waiting for you, and once you arrive there, you will be met with countless grape vines and magnificent orchards all around. The last day is marked by a panorama - the legendary Tappeiner Promanade leads into the centre of the Mediterranean-influenced spa town of Meran.

Hiking break at the Leutascher Ache
From Garmisch to Merano
8 Days
Hikers in the Wetterstein mountains
From Garmisch to Merano with Charm
8 Days
Hiker crossing a wooden bridge on a serpentine forest trail near Garmisch, surrounded by lush green vegetation and steep hillsides.

From Merano to Lake Garda – a hikers classic

Within just a few years, this hiking trip has become a real ‘classic’. No wonder, you get the best sides of South Tyrol, the Brenta Dolomites and Trentino combined in the most pleasant way! It starts in Merano, and soon Trentino exudes its irresistible charm and the rugged mountains of Brenta Dolomites make you almost reverent. After the unspoiled meadows of the Lomason velley, we will go up again to the Rifugio Monte San Pietro. There you just want to enjoy the moment and the unsurpassable views over the ‘Lago di Garda’. Soon, as you head down to Riva del Garda your thoughts turn to the excellent Italian cuisine, cappuccino and gelato, awaiting you on the shores of the deep blue lake.

View of Lake Garda
From Merano to Lake Garda
8 Days
Two hikers study the hiking map on the post bridge with a view of Merano and the mountains behind it
From Merano to Lake Garda with Charm
8 Days
Hikers surrounded by vineyards at Lake Kalterer See

From Lake Garda to Venice

From Riva del Garda you turn back north, to the vineyards of the Sarca Valley. The route leads over Trient, on pilgrim paths and through a huge rockfall area, like a desert of stone. For a while you march along the old Roman road Via Claudia Augusta to Lago di Levico. The green river Brenta leads the way to the Bassano del Grappa wine region. Immediately after the famous “Ponte Vecchio” you will find a cosy spot to savour a glass of wine. Through the natural park of the river Sile, wooden walkways and bridges lead to Quarto d’Altino, by train and bus you arrive at the legendary destination: Venice – the city of doge, gondolas and canals. Here a small grappa tasting on St Mark’s Square would go down well!

Hiking group at Tenno above Lake Garda
From Lake Garda to Venice
8 Days
Panoramic view of Riva on Lake Garda
From Lake Garda to Venice with Charm
8 Days
Fantastic view of the gondolas in Venice
Beautiful mountain panorama on the summit cross on the Timmelsjoch
Hikers admire the beautiful Lake Molveno surrounded by mountains
View through a cave opening at Partnachklamm gorge showing rushing white water flowing between rocky walls with green moss and trees visible above.
Traditional wooden huts on green meadow with Alpine mountain ranges in background. Dense forests cover hillsides under cloudy sky near Garmisch.
Metal suspension bridge spanning across a moss-covered rocky gorge in Geisterklamm. Dense forest surrounds the bridge with a hiker in red visible.

Tips & Tricks

To ensure your walking holiday is a complete success, it’s worth preparing well:

Proper planning:

  • Find out about the difficulty level and elevation gain
  • Make sure you allow plenty of time for breaks and moments of relaxation
  • Make sure you have the right kit – especially shoes and weatherproof clothing

 

Pack light, enjoy mindfully:

  • Less is more: a well-packed rucksack saves energy
  • Functional clothing worn in layers is ideal

 

Keep an eye on the weather:

  • The weather can change quickly in the Alps
  • It’s worth setting off early – especially on longer stages
Female hiker with blue backpack at Kitzsteinhorn viewing platform, overlooking snow-covered peaks of Hohe Tauern Alps.

Highlights

🏔️ Panoramic views to last a lifetime – summit moments guaranteed to give you goosebumps

🍽️ Regional specialities – from Kaiserschmarrn to polenta

🌄 Sunrises and sunsets – the Alps at their most beautiful

🐐 Encounters with wildlife – marmots, ibexes and more

🛖 Cosy chalets & accommodation – relaxation with charm

White cow with brown spots wearing a decorative cowbell grazing in a green meadow in the Dolomites, with mountains and blue sky in the background.

What to avoid

Even in the mountains, there are a few things you shouldn’t underestimate:

❌ Unrealistic milestone planning – better to take it easy than to be overwhelmed

❌ Underestimating the altitude – assess your fitness realistically

❌ Poor footwear – can quickly turn into an adventure

❌ Ignore the weather – safety first

❌ A backpack that’s too heavy – wastes energy unnecessarily

Traditional wooden alpine hut beside a mountain stream in Krimml Achental valley, surrounded by green meadows, pink wildflowers, and forested peaks.
Hiker with blue backpack viewing mountain valley from wooden fence on Alta Via del Tabacco trail. Green slopes frame a distant village under clear sky.

Conclusion

A multi-day hike in the Alps is far more than just a holiday – it is an experience for all the senses. Every step brings you closer to nature, to yourself and to some of Europe’s most beautiful landscapes. Whichever route you choose, the Alps will inspire you, challenge you – and are guaranteed to leave you with unforgettable memories.

Testimonials

Two hikers standing on a wooden pier at Lake Eibsee with clear turquoise water, forested shores, and Zugspitze mountain in the background.
Guests on Tour
Round Trip Around the Zugspitze
Being outdoors, experiencing nature with all the senses, and keeping an eye out for wild animals while hiking, cycling, or paddling – for twin sisters Kathrin and Kristin, there is nothing better. On their travel blog Travelinspired, the two Hamburg natives share stories from their adventures in nature. Whether close to home or in the wide world beyond, there is always plenty to discover. In September, Kathrin and Kristin tested the Eurohike hiking tour Around the Zugspitze and share their experiences here on this beautiful circular route starting in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
Pink alpine flowers bloom in foreground with green mountain valley and rocky peaks under blue sky near Obernberg on the Garmisch-Sterzing route.
Step by Step acroos the Alps – Part 2
Attention, fans of Alpine crossings! Starting in 2026, there will be a brand-new route: the Alpine crossing from Garmisch to Sterzing. In Part 1 of this story, product manager Christina takes you along the first stages from Garmisch through the wild Karwendel Mountains and the lesser-known Brenner range to the Obernberg Valley. In this second part, you join her as she crosses the main Alpine ridge and continues on foot across the Italian border to the historic streets of Sterzing. Along the way, Christina shares her personal highlights of this impressive Alpine crossing and offers fascinating insights into the ideas and inspiration behind the development of this journey.
Smiling man taking selfie with family on rocky mountain trail in rain. Three people behind wear rain jackets, surrounded by green vegetation.
Team on Tour
Travel Story: E5 Mini Transalp for Families
Experience the Alps in a whole new way, on foot, step by step and filled with little and big adventures. The E5 Mini-Transalp for families eveals just how varied a crossing of the Alps can be, and how young explorers can fully enjoy every moment along the way. demonstrates just how varied a trek across the Alps can be, proving that young explorers will enjoy it too. What does it feel like to cross the Alps through the eyes of young adventurers? Anna (9) and Magdalena (12) share exactly that, offering their own impressions, highlights, and favorite moments from the journey. Here we go! This year, we’re doing something really special, a mini Alpine crossing! Our parents say it’s the famous E5, made especially for families. For us, it’s simple: lots of hiking, tons of adventures, and hopefully just as much fun as on our last vacations.
Four hikers with backpacks standing on Vršič Pass summit with forested mountains and rocky peaks of the Julian Alps in the background.
Team on Tour
Travel Story: Julian Alps & the Wild Soča Valley
Laces tied, backpacks packed, and fueled by a healthy dose of anticipation, our colleagues Anja from Marketing and Julia from Finance set off to test the Julian Alps & Wild Soča Valley Tour. Join the two of them on their self-guided hiking tour and experience their most memorable moments up close. In their travel story, they share unforgettable impressions and reveal their best first-hand tips.
Triglav Panorama
Discover our favourite stages on the Alpe-Adria Trail
Three countries, three cultures, one shared path. The Alpe-Adria Trail is a long-distance hiking trail of superlatives – it is a journey through the history and flavours of Europe. The trail not only passes through three countries, but also through a series of very different landscapes. But you don't have to hike all 43 stages to feel the soul of this trail. We at Eurohike Walking Holidays will show you our most beautiful stage sections on the Alpe-Adria Trail in Italy and Slovenia.
Hiker in the Gschnitztal valley with panoramic view
Step by step across the Alps
Starting in 2026, Eurohike is adding a brand-new highlight to our program: the spectacular crossing of the Alps from Garmisch to Sterzing. Like many other Eurohike Original tours, this one was developed personally by Christina from our Product Management team. Fueled by a wealth of ideas and plenty of motivation, she headed to Garmisch to find true "dream trails" across the Alps and unite them into one very special journey. Join Christina every step of the way as she explores the diversity of the Alps.
Hiker and dog take a break and look up at the mountain peak
Team on Tour
Travel story: Hiking on the Via Spluga
As an Austrian who had never explored our beautiful neighboring country, Switzerland, the choice was easy – this was the adventure I had been waiting for. I was accompanied by my partner and our dog, who, of course, was thrilled to come along. The Via Spluga is a historic long-distance trail that crosses the Splügen Pass from Switzerland into Chiavenna, Italy. It has served as an important Alpine crossing since Roman times and was used for centuries by merchants, pilgrims, and travelers. A few days before setting off, we spent some time relaxing at Lake Como, making sure we had plenty of time to unwind. As is often the case in mid-June, the weather can still be unpredictable, so we packed clothing for all eventualities and kept a close eye on the forecast. Fortunately, we carried the beautiful weather from Lake Como with us into Switzerland, enjoying continuous sunshine and perfect hiking conditions—even high up in the mountains at nearly 2,500 meters. Our experiences were too wonderful to keep to ourselves, so in this story, I’ll take you along on our adventure!
Spring flowers on the Schlenken
Lifestyle & Health
Sustainability
A herb year in the Alps
Foraging and harvesting traditional mountain herbs by season is possible nearly year-round in the Alps and other mountain regions of Central Europe. The exact growing period depends on altitude and microclimate—at higher elevations, the vegetation cycle begins later. Alpine areas in particular have distinct microclimates that affect when plants bloom and can be gathered. Other important factors include location, sun exposure, and soil moisture. During winter, it’s best to rely on dried or preserved herbs collected in the warmer months. Read about the culinary and medicinal properties of these plants, along with our most beautiful hiking tours in the Alpine regions of Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, France, and Slovenia. Interested in crossing the Alps too?
Hiker with mountain panorama in the background
Explore the Hohe Tauern National Park
Since 2025, the Hohe Tauern National Park hiking tour has been part of the Eurohike Original Tours portfolio. Our product manager Christina spent countless hours on foot in the national park to create a new active journey through untouched nature. The result: a unique hiking tour where one highlight follows another. Sparkling mountain lakes, fragrant alpine meadows, and spectacular views of majestic glaciers – the tour combines the most impressive natural treasures of the Salzburger Pinzgau and promises unforgettable experiences in the heart of the Alps. In this blog post, Christina takes us along on her personal exploration of the Hohe Tauern National Park and shares exclusive insider tips that will make your next hiking vacation a truly special experience.
Female hiker with blue backpack standing on wooden bridge overlooking mountain stream. Snow-capped peaks and forest visible in background.
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Travel story: Salzburger Pinzgau and Kitzbühel Alps
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