Palaronda Trek

So you want more Dolomites? The Palaronda Trek is as Dolomites as can be! The Pale di San Martino, also known as the Pale Group is the largest massif in the Dolomites and this rugged group of mountains hosts the spicy and legendary 4-day Palaronda Trek. The mountains here will make those on the Alta Via 1 look tiny. As a matter of fact, you're in the heart of our bestseller Alta Via 2, another Dolomites hiking classic. Alta Vias left and right but with Palaronda Trek you are doing something that literally stands out. Ready to rock 'n roll? Forza! By saying that the Palaronda Trek is in the heart of Alta Via 2, we mean that you are coming across some trails that are also part of this legendary route. The Alta Via 2 is for the mountain goats out there and allows for several via ferrata adventures. The Palaronda Trek is basically a highlights version of it, offers a less demanding challenge, and is suitable for you, me, and most hikers. In this blog post, we give you the full breakdown and help you on your way!

The Meraner Höhenweg, or Merano High Mountain Trail, is a 100-kilometer circular trek through the stunning Texelgruppe Nature Park in South Tyrol. It’s a must-do for hikers of all levels, offering everything from lush forests to rugged, rocky landscapes. Whether you're a trekking newbie or a seasoned hiker, this trail is as rewarding as it is accessible, and you can complete the full loop in 5 to 8 days, depending on your pace. Plus, the cozy alpine huts and charming hotels along the way offer the warm South Tyrolean hospitality you won’t forget. What sets the Meraner Höhenweg apart is how it lets you truly experience South Tyrol’s natural beauty and culture without needing technical skills. Unlike tougher routes like the Alta Via 2, this trail strikes the perfect balance between breathtaking scenery and rich cultural stops. In this post, we’ll cover everything you need to know to plan your trek!

Many islands in the Mediterranean Sea, such as Crete and Mallorca, are great for walking adventures in spring and autumn and Sardinia is definitely one of them. The island is huge and is a perfect combination of rugged mountains and a picture perfect coastline. All across the island you can find exciting trails, both inland and close to the sea. Some follow the cultural heritage and others take you deep into the impressive mountain ranges. As Sardinia is not well-known as a place for hiking, it is sometimes hard to find the right kind of hike. At Bookatrekking.com we did the research for you and made a list with the 5 best hikes you can do on this breathtaking island.