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Hiking & Trekking Trips – Alpine Adventures in Europe

Hiking and trekking in the mountains offer a unique way to explore some of Europe’s most spectacular landscapes. From iconic alpine routes to lesser-known trails, each itinerary provides a different level of challenge and immersion.

At Nuyama, we design hiking and trekking trips across the Alps and Europe, including the Tour du Mont Blanc, the Dolomites, and the Chamonix to Zermatt route. Our experiences are crafted to combine adventure, freedom, and deep connection with nature – with or without a guide.

⛰️ Our Hiking & Trekking Trips

Tour du Mont Blanc

One of the most iconic treks in Europe, the Tour du Mont Blanc is a complete alpine journey through France, Italy, and Switzerland, offering breathtaking scenery and a true mountain experience.

Mont Blanc to Lake Geneva

A quieter and less crowded route linking the Mont Blanc region to Lake Geneva, offering a gradual immersion through alpine valleys and scenic landscapes.

Cinque Terre

A coastal trek combining sea views and hillside villages, perfect for a lighter and more relaxed hiking experience in Italy.

Chamonix to Zermatt (Haute Route)

A legendary alpine crossing linking Chamonix to Zermatt, this demanding trek takes you through high mountain landscapes, glaciers, and spectacular passes.

Dolomites (Alta Via 1)

A unique trekking experience in the Italian Dolomites, with dramatic limestone peaks, scenic ridgelines, and charming mountain huts along the way.

Gran Paradiso (Trek)

A wild and preserved alpine environment in Italy’s oldest national park, combining trekking and high mountain atmosphere near a 4000m peak.

Aiguilles Rouges

Facing the Mont Blanc massif, this accessible trek offers stunning panoramic views over glaciers and alpine peaks, ideal for a first multi-day experience in the Alps.

🥾 Guided or Self-Guided Trekking: What to Choose?

Guided trips

Self-guided trips

👉 At Nuyama, we offer both options to match your expectations. 

📈 Which trek is right for you?

  • Aiguilles Rouges Traverse
  • Cinque Terre
  • Tour du Mont-Blanc 
  • Mont-Blanc to Lake Geneva
  • Gran Paradiso crossing 
  • Chamonix to Zermatt (Haute Route) 
  • Dolomites 

FAQ - Hiking & Trekking

Yes, many routes can be done independently with proper preparation.

  • 5 to 8 hours of hiking per day
  • 500 to 1500 m elevation gain
  • accommodation in huts, lodges or hotels
  • light (assisted) or heavy backpack 

A good level of fitness is recommended.

  • Hiking: shorter trips, often day hikes
  • Trekking: multi-day journeys with overnight stays

Trekking means:

  • sustained effort
  • immersion in nature
  • a true adventure

The basics: Proper hiking boots, technical clothing, a backpack 🙂 A gear list will be sent to you for each trek.

The Tour du Mont Blanc is one of the most iconic.

In Europe, the best time to go to the mountains is: 

  • June to September: best conditions
  • July & August : peak season

Ready to plan your next trekking adventure?

Contact us to design your perfect trip:

reservation@nuyama.com 

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