Moselsteig

Located between the Rheinsteig and the Eifelsteig, the Moselsteig is somewhat of an underdog when it comes to hiking in Germany. The Moselsteig Trail has not been around as long as its two 'big' brothers and not every hiker is familiar with it. This makes the Moselsteig one of Germany's best-kept hiking secret. Follow in the footsteps of the Romans, discover the most beautiful vineyards, and end your hiking day with a delicious glass of wine. The good life can be found on the banks of the Mosel River. Read our blog post, check out the route and stages, and prepare yourself for the Moselsteig. Auf geht's!The 365-kilometer Moselsteig is divided into 24 stages which can be hiked in both directions. The Moselsteig follows the entire German Mosel River from Perl on the German-French-Luxembourg border to the mouth of the river at the Deutsches Eck in Koblenz. Koblenz is also the finish point of the Eifelsteig Trail the starting point of the famous Rheinsteig Trail.

If you're planning a hut-to-hut hiking adventure, the Bavarian Alps offer some of the most scenic and unforgettable routes in Europe. At Bookatrekking.com, we have curated a selection of self-guided tours that will lead you through some of the most iconic landscapes in this region. Whether you're aiming for an exhilarating summit or a serene walk through lush valleys, the Bavarian Alps provide something for every type of adventurer. Below, we've highlighted three of our favorite hut-to-hut tours:

Deep in the south of Germany the land rises up to what is known as the Bavarian Alps. Rugged mountains covered with evergreen forests and picture-perfect mountain pastures make this part of the Alps an outdoor heaven for everybody. One of the absolute highlights of the region is impossible to witness unless you're in it: the spectacular Partnachklamm gorge. For millennia the Partnach river has carved out the mountains south of charming Garmisch-Partenkirchen, creating a huge crevasse in the green foothills of the Bavarian Alps. It's a true natural gem, with impressive vertical walls and a thundering river slicing through it. The good news is that you can actually hike through the gorge. The walkway across the Partnachklamm is a great day out, or if you're keen, a perfect start for a 2-day trek that we call the Partnachklamm Explorer's Hike.