The Dolomites’ stunning landscapes are composed of individual groups of mountains, and it can be confusing trying to navigate through this multilingual Alpine “archipelago.” The most breathtaking vistas are arguably located in the German-speaking region of South Tyrol, or Südtirol. This adjustable itinerary takes you through the best of the Südtirol Dolomites.
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High up in the Arctic Circle is the land of Scandinavia’s indigenous Sami folk and the home of one of Europe’s most beautiful walks: Kungsleden, “the king’s trail.” The trail’s most popular section its northernmost stretch, a walk starting in Abisko that winds past Kebnekaise, Sweden’s tallest mountain.
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A small French territory in the tropics blessed with blue basins, untouched valleys, lava fields, and a people as culturally diverse as its landscapes—Réunion is intense, authentic, and beautiful in every way. On this island, a two-week trip feels more like a pilgrimage than a vacation.
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Zug is one of Switzerland’s smallest cantons, and a hike to its tallest point, the Wildspitz, is a great way to discover this wealthy region of central Switzerland.
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Gregory Gioro 