Six routes from three to seven days
Each route runs hut to hut with one of our guides, from three days in the Ötztal to seven across the Julian Alps. Every card shows the region, grade, days, distance, ascent and price, so you can compare routes before you open one.
Ötztal Hut Taster
Three days and two nights, the shortest way to find out how you walk at altitude.
3 days · 28.2 km · 1,478 m up
Grava Pass Traverse
Four days from a dairy farm to the far valley, with one big day over the Grava Pass.
4 days · 40.0 km · 1,552 m up
Julian Lakes Crossing
Four days of steep climbs to high lakes and limestone saddles in the Julian Alps.
4 days · 45.0 km · 3,685 m up
Stubai Ridge Walk
Five days along the ridge between two Tyrolean valleys, sleeping in alpine huts and one valley inn.
5 days · 52.4 km · 3,135 m up
High Dolomites Hut Route
Six days of high huts and limestone ridges, with a night at 2,707 m and a cabled ridge at the end.
6 days · 62.1 km · 3,281 m up
Julian Alps Traverse
Seven days across the Julian Alps, from the valley to the ridge and back down on five of them.
7 days · 86.6 km · 6,397 m up
Grava Pass Traverse
Four days from a dairy farm to the far valley, with one big day over the Grava Pass.
4 days · 40.0 km · 1,552 m up
High Dolomites Hut Route
Six days of high huts and limestone ridges, with a night at 2,707 m and a cabled ridge at the end.
6 days · 62.1 km · 3,281 m up
Ötztal Hut Taster
Three days and two nights, the shortest way to find out how you walk at altitude.
3 days · 28.2 km · 1,478 m up
Stubai Ridge Walk
Five days along the ridge between two Tyrolean valleys, sleeping in alpine huts and one valley inn.
5 days · 52.4 km · 3,135 m up
Julian Lakes Crossing
Four days of steep climbs to high lakes and limestone saddles in the Julian Alps.
4 days · 45.0 km · 3,685 m up
Julian Alps Traverse
Seven days across the Julian Alps, from the valley to the ridge and back down on five of them.
7 days · 86.6 km · 6,397 m up
Tell us how you walk at home
Owen Pryce reads every enquiry and calls you to talk through the route. Tell him which hills you walk now and how long your longest day has been, and he will say which of the six suits you. A party of four to ten can also take any route on a date of its own, if a guide is free.
