Trek through any tropical rainforest
Hike to a scenic viewpoint to watch the sunrise from a mountain or hilltop
Trek across any major desert landscape
Trek to Everest Base Camp at 5,364m in the Nepalese Himalayas
Walk the Camino Frances (780km) from France to Santiago de Compostela
Complete the Appalachian Trail, a 3,500 km long hiking trail in the eastern United States
Complete the 170km circuit around Mont Blanc through France, Italy, and Switzerland
Trek four days over Inca stone paths and cloud-forest passes to walk into Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate at dawn
Retrace the last leg of Shackleton's 1916 rescue march over the pass from Fortuna Bay to the Stromness whaling station.
Historic jungle trail across the ranges.
The Caribbean's longest hiking trail.
Sandboard down an active volcano.
Swim, jump and scramble through a narrow river gorge near the Honduran border.
A 165-km, ten-day wilderness trail from the ice sheet to the coast with huts, reindeer and no roads.
The one Kenyan park you can explore by bike, pedalling past zebra and giraffe to the red cliffs and gorge that inspired The Lion King.
Trail beneath cliff-built Dogon villages and ancient Tellem granaries.
Visit Marcahuasi, a 4,000 m plateau of giant stone faces that stare back
The "King’s Trail" through Swedish Lapland, past Kebnekaise and Sarek.
Camel trek to towering Erg Chebbi dunes.
Four-day jungle trek to terraced ruins older than Machu Picchu.
Trek the high cliff trail above the Amalfi Coast, the sea shimmering 500 m below
Walk the cliff path linking five pastel fishing villages above the Ligurian Sea
Walk the Camino Frances, the most popular route of the Camino de Santiago, covering approximately 780 km from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. This historic pilgrimage passes through the Pyrenees, the Rioja wine region, and the Meseta plateau, with highlights including the Gothic cathedral in Burgos, the Roman ruins in Leon, and the Pilgrim's Mass at the Cathedral of Santiago, where the tomb of St. James is said to lie. Along the way, you'll stay in pilgrim albergues, meet travelers from around the world, and collect stamps in your pilgrim passport (credencial) to earn the Compostela certificate upon arrival.
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