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The Karnischer Höhenweg — also known as the Carnic Peace Trail or the Carnic High Route — is one of the Alps’ most spectacular long-distance ridge walks, tracing the mountain frontier between Austria and Italy.
Stretching for around 170km (106 miles) along the crest of the Carnic Alps, this dramatic high-level trail combines panoramic summits, wartime history and classic alpine hut-to-hut trekking across a landscape shaped by geology and conflict.
This expertly crafted Cicerone guidebook provides everything you need to walk the Karnischer Höhenweg with confidence and clarity. With detailed stage-by-stage route descriptions, mapping and essential logistical guidance, it supports hikers on a rewarding 9–11 day hut-to-hut trek, suitable for experienced mountain walkers comfortable with exposed terrain and occasional protected scrambling.
From sweeping summit views to atmospheric mountain refuges, the Karnischer Höhenweg is a trail that combines challenge, history and pure alpine beauty. With this trusted guidebook in your pack, you can immerse yourself fully in the rhythm of the mountains and experience one of Europe’s finest cross-border ridge walks with confidence.
John Hayes is a retired management consultant with degrees from Liverpool University and University College London. Immediately after finishing work in 2011 he embarked on an epic 5,000km trek across Europe, walking from Tarifa in Spain to Budapest. The veteran of numerous long treks in the Alps, Spain and the Himalayas, John has written for numerous walking and trekking magazines. John first walked the GR1 in early 2013 and has made two return trips. When exploring new routes in Spain John enjoys the advice and support of Juan Holgado, whose website JuanHolgado.com is one of best known local sources on Spanish walking.
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