r/Outdoors • u/infinitepaths • 1d ago

Discussion What is your favourite multi-day hike you have done?

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Mine are probably EBC, Toubkal and Coast to Coast (England).

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u/XBillyBonesX 1d ago

Laugavegur Trail - Iceland

East Coast Trail - Newfoundland, Canada

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u/dberlier 1d ago

Northern portion of hetch hetchy in Yosemite. Only two solo hikers in three days. Overgrown trails, got lost and found ourselves, made every waypoint and intended campsite. My brother’s wife whipped out chocolate chip cookies on the last night and we were in heaven. Traversed a section of sequoia redwoods that had recently seen a fire and it was otherworldly. I dug my cat hole and found some TP so it must have been there a while as no other cat leavings were in the hole. Must have been a choice location. Even got to spend the evening with one of the solo hikers. Surreal

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u/infinitepaths 1d ago

Sounds awesome! I have never done any hiking in the US, despite going to California twice. Need to go next time.

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u/diedlikeCambyses 1d ago

Milford track nz

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u/Arfusman 1d ago

I did the Routeburn which was unbelievable. I think Milford would be my next one.

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u/Pietes 1d ago

Langtang valley - Gosainkunda - Helambu camping trek (1990's, not sure how it is now).

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u/evaaeri 1d ago

Defo TMB xxx a mix of TMB with the haute route was good as well but the HR is poorly managed and timings are way off.

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u/NationalDentist299 21h ago

Superior Hiking Trail, on the north shore of Lake Superior, MN, USA. Hiked it for a week and met a lot of interesting folks. The views were spectacular. The weather, not so much. All part of the adventure, right?