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⛰️ The Alps at Your Pace — No Heavy Backpack, Even If It’s Your First Time

Five days on the trail means time to truly settle into the alpine rhythm. From Austrian ridgelines to glacier views in Switzerland and limestone giants in the Dolomites—you slow down, look around, and take it all in. Sleep in remote huts, wake up to new panoramas, and hike light. New to trekking or ready for more? Prefer something shorter? Our 4-day hikes give you more in less time. Want to explore it all? Visit the main Alps page.

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WHAT IS INCLUDED?


✓ Balanced itinerary matched to availability
✓ Finding, booking and paying for the huts and refuges
✓ Half board in the huts, so breakfast and dinner for you
✓ Comprehensive hiking guide with everything you need
✓ Standby hiking advice from our experts

🥾 For Trekking Intermediates:
Moderate | Best for hikers with some experience looking to go deeper

With five days in the Alps, you have room to roam. These routes are perfect for hikers with a few treks under their belt who want something more remote and scenic. The western loop of the Tour du Mont Blanc offers a taste of three countries, while the Stubaier Höhenweg brings glacier views and rugged charm without requiring technical gear.

Popular options:
Tour du Mont Blanc – West
Half Stubaier Höhenweg

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🔰 For Beginners:
Easy | Best for first-timers ready to go further without going extreme

If three or four days left you wanting more, these 5-day beginner treks are your perfect next step. With routes like the Matterhorn Trek and the peaceful Sarntal valley, you'll enjoy scenic paths, gentle elevation, and confidence-building days. The Lasörling Höhenweg’s alternative version gives you a true mountain feeling—without overwhelming terrain.

Popular options:
Beginner Lasörling Höhenweg
Sarntal Hut-to-Hut Trek for Beginners
Beginner Matterhorn Trek

🏔️ For Trekking Enthusiasts:
Moderate to Challenging | Best for experienced hikers ready to push further

Looking for five days of alpine intensity? These routes are not for the faint of heart. The Eastern Walker’s Haute Route includes remote passes and sweeping views of the Pennine Alps, while the Hardcore Alta Via 2 throws down steep ascents, narrow ridgelines, and classic Dolomite drama. This is alpine trekking for those who want to feel it.

Popular options:
Eastern Walker’s Haute Route
Hardcore Alta Via 2

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👨‍👩‍👧 For Families:
Easy | Best for families wanting a slower-paced but immersive alpine adventure

Five days in the Alps with your family? That’s time well spent. These treks keep things light and fun—ideal for young hikers and adults who want to reconnect in nature. From the scenic lakes of Ticino to the mountain magic of Karwendel and the iconic Dolomites, these routes blend manageable trails, comfortable huts, and memorable moments for all ages.

Popular options:
Famiglia Ticino
Kinder Karwendel
Short Alta Via 1 – Family-Friendly

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?

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