BY Greg Witt | Feb 09, 2018
I’ve hiked up to the Hotel Weisshorn, above St. Luc in Switzerland’s Val d’Anniviers, over a dozen times in summer as part of the Chamonix-Zermatt Haute Route. But during the winter, the same trail offers …
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BY Jennifer Stretton | Feb 08, 2018
One of the most memorable aspects of a trek around the Tour Du Mont Blanc is the vast array of wildlife you find on the trail. Here’s a list of the top five most iconic …
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BY Jennifer Stretton | Feb 07, 2018
On a high mountain pass between Switzerland and Italy, the Grand St. Bernard Hospice sits alone — isolated and quiet. In the summer, anyone can drive up, but from October to June, it’s only accessible …
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BY Jennifer Stretton | Feb 05, 2018
Planning a European Alps adventure can be challenging — after all, each season offers something unique! In winter, the Alps become a playground for skiers and snowshoers, but in summer, the world-renowned trekking season begins. …
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BY Jennifer Stretton | Feb 01, 2018
If you love winter sports but prefer a bit more wilderness and serenity than ski resorts offer, then snowshoeing may be right up your street! Winter sports like snowshoeing are the perfect way to get …
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