Self Guided Walking Holidays Tours & Trips in Prosecco

Walk the historic Alpe Adria trail to Monte Lussari's pilgrimage site, then climb to Cima Cacciatore summit at over 2,000m for panoramic views of the Carnic and Julian Alps. Trek through Collio wine region past vineyards and Red Lakes Nature Reserve before reaching the turquoise Isonzo River at Gradisca.

This independent walk takes you through the Valpolicella wine region, starting in Verona and finishing at Lake Garda after 6 nights with breakfast included. You'll follow GPS routes from Cavaion Veronese to Garda, passing beautiful gardens and wine cellars with luggage transfers between stops, and if you go from March to June, you'll see cherry orchards in bloom.

Walk the historic Dolomite front in Prosecco Country on this self-guided trip, checking out the UNESCO Three Peaks and the open-air museum on Monte Piano above Misurina. Hike to milky-turquoise Lago Sorapis, navigate restored WWI tunnels and trenches on Lagazuoi summit, and cross the grassy ridge below Col di Lana where barbed wire and shelters still remain.

This self-guided walk takes you through Prosecco's terraced vineyards starting from Conegliano, with luggage transfers between 3- and 4-star hotels. You'll walk independently for 4-5 hours daily past Collalto village overlooking the Piave River and through Col San Martino's cultivated slopes known as the 'small mountains.'

Hike the Monte Cuarnan trail in Friuli-Venezia Giulia with views of the white sandbanks where the wild Tagliamento River cuts through the Julian Alps. You'll climb to Cima del Cacciatore's summit and take a cable car to Monte Lussari pilgrimage site before heading down through alpine meadows, then follow coastal paths from Gradisca d'Isonzo across the Trieste Karst to Trieste's historic port.

This independent hiking trip takes you through the Dolomites with stays at Hotel Villa Argentina in Pocol and the lakeside Grand Hotel Misurina, both with WiFi and wellness facilities. You'll trek the famous Tre Cime di Lavaredo loop via Forcella de Mezzo pass, then head down through Rinbon Valley.

Walk independently through Prosecco Country's Valpolicella wine region, hiking 11 km along the Adige River past Verona's seven historic bridges to reach Parona di Valpolicella. The route includes a 12 km circular walk with 450m elevation to the sanctuary of Santa Maria di Valverde and San Rocco village.