Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Baltic

The Baltic region's hiking tours blend nature walks with cultural discoveries in really interesting ways. Estonia's Lahemaa National Park features the excellent Beaver Trail where you can spot wildlife along the Altja River Valley. The walking is fairly gentle on well-marked paths covering 4-6 kilometers daily with stops at fishing villages that have been around for 400 years. In summer you can try something different - bog walking with special snowshoe-like footwear, which our customers tell us is unlike anything they've done before. Latvia's Gauja National Park (locals call it "Latvian Switzerland") offers slightly more challenging walks with some ups and downs and wooden steps through thick forest. The trails lead past medieval castles and follow the Gauja River valley. Many of our travelers love taking a break on the cable car that glides above the forest - it's a perfect way to rest while getting great views below. Over in Lithuania, the Curonian Spit National Park paths take you through massive 60-meter sand dunes and pine forests that have stood for centuries. It's mostly flat, sandy terrain covering about 11 kilometers daily. Our customers often mention how much they enjoy mixing forest walks with coastal sections for variety. The tours also include clever urban trails through historic capitals - Tallinn's medieval quarters and Vilnius's UNESCO sites. These city routes connect the main sights while staying away from the busy tourist spots. Our travelers particularly like discovering hidden corners they wouldn't have found by themselves. For nature lovers, Kemeri National Park has excellent boardwalk trails above the Baltic wetlands, showing off unique mosses and small lakes. These shorter 4-kilometer walks are perfect for bird watching and photography, and our travelers who want to combine easy walking with nature observation really enjoy them.