World treks you have to conquer

World treks are a great challenge for many travellers. If you have already done the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, it's probably time to move on to a more challenging adventure. Trekking is a very popular activity that women, men, children and adults are enthusiastic about. Trekking is generally associated with mountains where you can find peace and beautiful views.

• Walking tours
• Several days of hiking
• Sleeping in the middle of the mountains

As far as world treks go, it's definitely not for the faint of heart. On such a trek you will spend several days and walk tens of kilometres. You will be rewarded with a lifetime of experience and the sincere joy of having made it through mentally and physically.

What are the world's famous treks?

Virtually every destination in the world offers an unforgettable trek. However, it is true that some places have better conditions for these physical activities. A typical example is Iceland and its Rainbow Mountains. Among the locals, you will certainly learn about Laugavegur trekwhich is about eighty kilometres long and the time needed to complete it is about three to five days.

Trek	Country
Tour de I´Oisans	France
Cordillera Huayhuash	Peru
Iberian GR 11	Spain, Andorra and France
Overland Track	Australia

As you can see, you'll find something to do no matter what continent you go to. For example, the last mentioned Tasmania, or rather the Cradle Mountains region, offers a total of eighty kilometres of track full of views, adventures and extraordinary experiences.

Other treks of the world

The list of world treks presented so far is certainly not the end. Think of them rather as an imaginary stepping stone. If you are hungry for more inspiration, we bring it to you. You can enjoy, for example, the royal trail through Swedish Lapland. In this case, your destination will be Kungsleden.

If you like volcanic craters, head to the famous Reunion country. Crossing the island on GR 2 will literally put a smile on your face. You will also be at the highest point at 3,070 metres above sea level. And if you happen to be heading to the United States of America, or the Sierra Nevada, try the John Muir Trail.