Alpe Adria Hiking — Feu­er und Eis Tou­ris­tik — Expe­ri­ence natu­re actively

The Alpe-Adria-Trail is one of the most beau­tiful long-distance hiking trails in Euro­pe. Cove­ring around 750 kilo­me­ters, it con­nects the Alps with the Adria­tic Sea — from the Hohe Tau­ern in Aus­tria to Mug­gia on the Ita­li­an coast. Hikers cross the bor­ders of Aus­tria, Slove­nia and Ita­ly seve­ral times along the way and expe­ri­ence how natu­re, histo­ry and cul­tu­re intert­wi­ne. The trail fol­lows a cen­tu­ries-old rou­te used by trad­ers, pil­grims and emper­ors. Three cul­tures, three lan­guages and three culina­ry tra­di­ti­ons meet here — from Car­in­thi­an moun­tain huts to Slove­ni­an hos­pi­ta­li­ty and Ita­li­an joie de vivre. 

The rou­te leads through some of the most impres­si­ve land­scapes in Cen­tral Euro­pe: the high moun­ta­ins of the Hohe Tau­ern, the wild regi­ons of Slove­nia with the Tri­g­lav Natio­nal Park and the gent­le viney­ards of Friu­li-Vene­zia Giu­lia to the coast of Tri­es­te. This diver­si­ty makes each stage uni­que and opens up unfor­gettable views — from snow-cap­ped peaks to the sea. The spe­cial attrac­tion lies in expe­ri­en­cing three count­ries inten­si­ve­ly in a short space of time and dis­co­ve­ring their cul­tu­ral diver­si­ty — a hike wit­hout borders.