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Anonymous
What's the best way to explore Alps? 04/11/26(Sat)00:08:30 No.2865864

What's the best way to explore Alps? Anonymous 04/11/26(Sat)00:08:30 No.2865864 [Reply]▶

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Some say Tour du Mont Blanc is the most beautiful trek in Alps, others say going from one hiking location to another by car is a better way to spend 10 days.

Personally I'd like something:
>physically demanding (preferably over 2500 m asl)
>not very dangerous (no dangerous glaciers or scrambles above UIAA I, I may try via ferratas)
>with good views
I'd also gladly visit something non demanding as a leisure for my 57 years old dad.

Another important thing is the cost. I don't wanna empty my wallet on one vacation. Also I live north east from Alps so Austrian Alps are the closest to me, followed by German and Slovenian Alps. Dolomites are a bit farther and Swiss and French Alps are really far away.

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Anonymous
04/13/26(Mon)06:45:19 No.2866073

Anonymous 04/13/26(Mon)06:45:19 No.2866073▶

>>2865864
I suggest asking this question on the forum about a best way to explore Alps.

Anonymous
04/13/26(Mon)22:56:40 No.2866144

Anonymous 04/13/26(Mon)22:56:40 No.2866144▶

>>2866073
Alps are the capital of outing though

Anonymous
04/16/26(Thu)14:19:02 No.2866331

Anonymous 04/16/26(Thu)14:19:02 No.2866331▶

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>>2865864
i'm planning a trip from zurich to ljubljana this summer. how viable is hitchhiking there? what can i do to reduce costs? what should i bring with me? i have a 50 liter pack. i plan on bringing a tent, sleeping bag and a tarp with me. maybe i'll buy a shitty bicycle in austria. what are some easy-medium difficulty peaks i should see?

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