Guess Where? Quiz - World’s Most Famous Treks

Whether you’re heading for snowy peaks, rushing rivers, ancient ruins or just a walk in the woods, these well-worn trails will take you there.

Set out on your journey of trekking trivia by clicking the link below!

The Routeburn Track and the Milford Track are the most famous “tramping” routes in this scenic country.

Australia

England

Canada

New Zealand

This ancient path takes four days to lead hikers to Peru’s famed Machu Picchu ruins.

Inca Trail

Choquequirao Trek

Lares Trek

Santa Cruz Trek

Considered the most difficult of all of Europe’s “GR” long distance treks, the “GR20” runs 111 miles (180 km) and gains 39,000 feet (12,000m) in altitude as it traverses this French island in a journey that typically takes 14 days to complete.

Majorca

Oléron

Sardinia

Corsica

You can hike or ride a mule on the Bright Angel Trail to and/or from Phantom Ranch in this spectacular national park.

Grand Canyon

Yellowstone

Yosemite

Zion

The John Muir Trail runs from the top of Mt. Whitney through the Sierra Nevadas to the valley floor of this national park that Muir helped establish.

Sequoia

King’s Canyon

Yosemite

Lassen

For more than a thousand years, pilgrims have trekked over the the Pyrenees from France into Spain to honor the the Apostle James. What is the name of this famous trek?

The Way of St. James

Camino de Santiago

Pilgrimage of Compostela

All of the above

Thru-hikers pass through 14 states between Georgia and Maine if they traverse the entire 2,200 miles (3,500 kilometers) of this famous American trail.

Natchez Trace Trail

Continental Divide Trail

Appalachian Trail

New England National Scenic Trail

Which of the following treks is NOT included in America’s “Triple Crown of Hiking”?

The North Country Trail

Appalachian Trail

Pacific Crest Trail

Continental Divide Trail

A round-trip trek from the grassy savannah to the glaciers atop this 19,341-foot Tanzanian volcanic peak takes between 5-9 days.

Kilimanjaro

Mt. Meru

Loleza

Ol Doinyo Lengai

Every year, an eye-popping 40,000 people walk for two weeks to 17,900-feet (5,364 meters) where they can get an up-close-and-personal view of the world’s highest mountain and the teams prepping to climb it.

Annapurna Sanctuary

Everest Base Camp

Druk Path

K2 Base Camp

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