Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 22:02     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
I did a short version in China -- it was amazing Highly recommend (Tiger Leaping Gorge hike)
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 21:34     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
I did the southern part of Offa’s Dyke. Beautiful countryside.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 21:30     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I did the tour du Mont Blanc and really enjoyed it! If you have time, go to Annecy too; I didn't but it looks great. Also we paraglided and that was amazing.


We are looking at an abbreviated, 7 day version of this. Someone mentioned the dorms and I’m worried about my teen daughter. Do they separate by gender? Some companies have an 18 year old age minimum so we will have to see. They are both experienced and DH is even insisting that he wants to carry his own pack.

I’m not going to hike buy paragliding sounds amazing!


Here's an abbreviated version for families. https://tourdumontblanchike.com/family-friendly-tour-du-mont-blanc-6-day-itinerary/
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 21:06     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
Anonymous wrote:I was planning on doing a portion of the Tour du Mt Blanc next summer but backed out. You really need to book early, like in October of the year prior. The Alta Via 1 in the Dolomites is also a good one.

Ultimately, I decided I didn't want to share a dorm room with a bunch of strangers and have a community bathroom down the hall. Sticking to day hiking.


DH wants to do the Alta Via but I don’t want to back to Italy again.we’ve both been at least 6 times.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 21:04     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
Anonymous wrote:I did the tour du Mont Blanc and really enjoyed it! If you have time, go to Annecy too; I didn't but it looks great. Also we paraglided and that was amazing.


We are looking at an abbreviated, 7 day version of this. Someone mentioned the dorms and I’m worried about my teen daughter. Do they separate by gender? Some companies have an 18 year old age minimum so we will have to see. They are both experienced and DH is even insisting that he wants to carry his own pack.

I’m not going to hike buy paragliding sounds amazing!
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 19:17     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
I did the tour du Mont Blanc and really enjoyed it! If you have time, go to Annecy too; I didn't but it looks great. Also we paraglided and that was amazing.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 18:58     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
Switzerland is good for this.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 18:23     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
Friends did this in the Pyrenees and loved it. My family did it in New Zealand and it was amazing.

Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 18:16     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
I was planning on doing a portion of the Tour du Mt Blanc next summer but backed out. You really need to book early, like in October of the year prior. The Alta Via 1 in the Dolomites is also a good one.

Ultimately, I decided I didn't want to share a dorm room with a bunch of strangers and have a community bathroom down the hall. Sticking to day hiking.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 18:05     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
Anonymous wrote:Look into the Stevenson trail in France (named after Robert Louis Stevenson and Modestine the donkey). You hike from village to village and there are hikers' hostels, as well as services that carry your luggage from place to place.


Here's one account of the walk

https://ilovewalkinginfrance.com/chemin-de-stevenson/
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 17:59     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
Look into the Stevenson trail in France (named after Robert Louis Stevenson and Modestine the donkey). You hike from village to village and there are hikers' hostels, as well as services that carry your luggage from place to place.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 17:34     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
I love these types of vacations. I’m not super picky though about hotels or restaurants, and I think that’s important. Not at all sure I’d want to have half a group doing something else tbh.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 17:32     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
The Haute Walkers/Hiking route in France/Switzerland is quite challenging and is hut to hut/hotel. You can find companies online that will guide and make all the reservations for your group.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 16:53     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
Yes! I've done them several times both hiking and back country skiing. I was very impressed by the food and wine in Switzerland. Definitely do it if you get a chance.
Anonymous
Post 12/05/2024 16:49     Subject: Has anyone done hut to hut or Inn to Inn hiking in Europe?
We are looking for a trip for a teenager and DH. He is a big hiker/backpacker and she is very fit. They want to carry their packs so nothing fancy. I'll be on the trip with another kid and we'll go off and do our own thing while they are hiking. Any recommendations?