Mountain trail
Alpe-Adria-Trail
Austria, Slovenia, and Italy · 750 km · ≈ 30–38 days
A long-distance trail from the foot of the Grossglockner in Austria through Slovenia's Julian Alps to the Adriatic coast near Trieste.
Long-distance hiking trails in Italy
The atlas has 7 trails that cross Italy, from 125 km to 7,114 km. Each comes with its length, days on foot, best months and a link to the official site.
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Photo: Ka23 13, CC BY-SA 4.0 Mountain trail
Alta Via 1
Italy · 125 km · 12 days
The classic high route through the Dolomites from the Lago di Braies to Belluno, with huts every day and twelve stages.
Photo: Hans Braam, CC BY 3.0 Mountain trail
Alta Via 2
Italy · 180 km · 13 days
A longer and more rugged companion to Alta Via 1, running from Brixen in South Tyrol through the Odle, Marmolada and Pale di San Martino to Feltre.
Photo: Tim Rademacher, CC BY-SA 4.0 European long-distance path
E1 European long-distance path
Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy · 7,114 km · ≈ 285–356 days
The north–south European long-distance path, from Nordkapp in Norway through Scandinavia, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland to Capo Passero in Sicily.
Photo: Tiia Monto, CC BY-SA 3.0 Mountain trail
Tour du Mont Blanc
France, Italy, and Switzerland · 170 km · 7–10 days
A loop around the Mont Blanc massif through France, Italy and Switzerland, classically starting and ending in Les Houches.
Photo: Mongolo1984, CC BY-SA 4.0 Historic route
Via degli Dei
Italy · 130 km · 5–7 days
A path over the Apennines from Bologna to Florence that follows partly Roman and medieval roads and is usually walked in five to seven days.
Photo: Pierre André Leclercq, CC BY-SA 4.0 Pilgrim way
Via Francigena
United Kingdom, France, Switzerland, and Italy · 3,200 km · ≈ 128–160 days
The long pilgrim road between Canterbury and Rome, extended south to Santa Maria di Leuca in Apulia, follows the journey recorded by Archbishop Sigeric around the year 990.
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