Last Updated on 28/12/2019 Undoubtedly, winter is one of the most beautiful seasons in Scotland; snow-dusted mountains and moorlands turn into magical white wonderlands. Despite having a reputation of being wild and inaccessible, Scottish hills provide fantastic winter hiking experience. Winter doesn’t mean we can just hide under thick blankets and hibernate; quite the opposite – it brings countless opportunities…
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Last Updated on 28/12/2019 Hiking from hut to hut in Polish Tatra mountains can be an unforgettable experience! But, to be able to truly enjoy the multi day hike in Tatra you have to prepare well. There are several aspects to consider when planning a hut to hut hike in Poland’s highest mountains, but don’t worry, we are covering them…
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Last Updated on 28/12/2019Northern lights have already fascinated people in ancient times; bright colours illuminating dark winter skies have always been present in folk art and mythology. Depending on the region, in the past people believed that Aurora Borealis was created by a firefox running quickly thru the snow, or carriages drawn by celestial horses for an out-of-this-world wedding, souls…
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Last Updated on 28/12/2019 ‘The Jämtland Triangle’, this peculiar name was given to a 46 km hike in Sweden’s Jamtland County. The core (or vertices) of this Triangle are STF mountain stations: Storulvån Fjallstation, Sylarna Fjallstation and Blåhammaren Fjallstation. The Jamtland Triangle is a very popular hike, well known amongst Swedes and some Norwegians, but it seems that it hasn’t…
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Last Updated on 28/12/2019 Valadalen is a small settlement in the heart of southern mountains of Åre, in Sweden. The village consists of only several dwellings, a Naturum and Vålådalens Fjällstation – a hotel with many facilities, for visitors to enjoy. So what attracts visitors to this part of the country? The answer is a beautiful Vålådalen Nature Reserve just…
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Last Updated on 28/12/2019 The summer may be over, but this is not an excuse to lock yourselves at home and hibernate…. at least not yet! Despite the days being shorter and temperatures noticeably lower than in summer time I think autumn is a fantastic time to go hiking! In fact, some hikes may offer even better experience in autumn…
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Last Updated on 16/06/2020 Rago is one of the lesser known national parks in Norway, nonetheless it’s an area of great beauty! Located rather far north, at the border with Sweden, Rago National Park can easily be described as ‘off the beaten track’ hiking destination. What is more, Rago is a wonderful gate for exploration of some of Europe’s wildest…
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