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 a walk that follows, where possible, the ancient roman road, the Via Egnatia, from Durres in Albania to Thessaloniki in Greece. I only walked sections, in Albania and Northern Macedonia. The highlights of the walk are spending several days walking on the remains of the Roman road, which are well preserved in one mountainous section of the walk, walking along the shores of Lake Ohrid and walking over the mountains from Ohrid to Resen.
From McMurdo Station walk along road to Scott Base and then out onto the sea-ice and return to McMurdo Station. Once again, just sharing this walk that I did whilst working in Antarctica. I know that it is not accessible to everyone.
I worked for the Australian Antarctic Division in 2009/10 and undertook this walk whilst transiting through the US base, McMurdo Station, on route to Casey Station. We were not given permission to do the full loop and walked half way and returned. I just wanted to share although I know that it is not accessible to everyone.
Short but steep hike with amazing views over Ushuaia and the backside towards the north.
A beautiful walk that is popular with the locals. Lots of different vegetation. Short and possible to walk from the port or town
Steep climb to the summit. Amazing views on the way and at the top
Long and difficult hike to the summit of Cerro Roy. There are many ways to get up and down this mountain. Amazing views from the top
Probably the most popular hike in Ushuaia. Easy and beautiful. Remember to bring a jacket as it is significantly colder here than in Ushuaia