We all know Australia is the place for bushwalking... New Zealand has some good tracks too... but surprisingly the rest of the world has some places worth visiting too! (imaging that!)
This is the place to share walks from outside of Australia/New Zealand.
This is a 25 km circuit walk that takes you along the banks of a lovely river for 7 kms and then up onto a valley between two ridges, giving wonderful views of snow capped mountains(season dependent), before coming back down to Belesta.
Mont Saint-Michel a UNESCO world heritage site and starting point or end point of many GR trails and caminos. This abbey rests high on a tidal island surrounded by mud flats in Mont Saint-Michel bay.
A short circuit around the historic Omaha Beach with the option to visit the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial. This walk lies outside the paid memorial and instead focuses on widerstandsnest 62, the monument of the 1st U.S. infantry division and the beach itself with the combat medics memorial.
A walk around the Park and Gardens of Fontainebleau Château with the option to visit the Fontainebleau Château.
A route through the Fontainebleau Forest to the Roche Eponge then the Tour Denecourt and finally the Croix du Calvaire.
Saxon Elbe Sand Stone national park is a national park just outside of Dresden that can also be reached from Berlin as a day trip if you are keen enough. It has some unique rock formations, the highlight being a medieval castle that was built on a cliff face.
An easy walk on forestry roads to a tower that gives you spectacular views over the woods and to surrounding towns.
A short walk to the top of the Acropolis a prominent limestone and schist peak in central Athens topped with an ancient citadel which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and houses the world famous Parthenon. Views of Athens.
A 2 day hike/scramble to the roof of Greece and the home of Zeus.
The Samaria Gorge is the longest in Europe at 18km and the walk is one of the main sights on the island of Crete in Greece.