Post written by Laura Lacing up your boots for a multi-day trek is incredibly exciting, but hitting the trail carrying all of your own kit
48 hours in Turin
Located in north-west Italy, the city of Turin (or Torino, as the locals call it) boasts a fascinating legacy as the nation’s original capital before
Via Francigena: Aosta to Chatillon
Today was the final section of walking the Via Francigena for this year and at 22 miles it was also the longest! We have been
Via Francigena: Col du Grand Saint Bernard to Aosta
Our first full 33.5 km day in Italy was the toughest of this two week trip; as well as it being long it also involved
Via Francigena: Bourg-Saint-Pierre to Col du Grand-Saint-Bernard
12.4 km, total ascent 1062 m and official rating ‘hard’ (due to steep climbs and altitude) From the beginning of this trip walking along the
Via Francigena: Orsieres to Bourg-Saint-Pierre
We did this official stage in two halves with an overnight stay in Liddes. 14.km and moderately hard with steep ascents Part 1: Orsieres to
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