The Via Alpina Red Track

Crosspoint of the GR5 and Via Alpina

In the year 2010 I decided to walk along the Via-Alpina.

The idea came up in me while I was ending my great hike from Amsterdam to Nice on the Gr5.

This little sign on a mountain farmhouse (Refuge Anterne) on the way put my attention on the Via Alpina.

My Itinerary

Perhaps the best view of the trip - The Aletsch Glacier

The Via Alpina (red route) is a very long hiking route that starts off near Trieste in the east and leads to Monaco in the West. The route is divided into 160 stages, each taking about a day to walk.

This is what I walked on the Via Alpina

• September 2010: Samoëns (F) to Aletchgletscher (CH) R110 to R95 remarks
• July 2011: Sankt Moritz (CH) to Biasca (CH) R80 to R86 and R94 remarks
• September 2011: Slovenia R1 to R15 remarks
• July 2012: Kärnten, (A) R16 to R23 remarks
• July 2013: Tyrol (A and I) R23 to R37 remarks
• June 2014: Tessin (CH and I) R87 to R93 remarks
• August 2015: Samoëns (F) to Modane (F) (passing Ch and I) R110 to R124 remarks
• August 2016: Mayrhofen to Feldkirch (A, partly D) R38 to R54 remarks
• July 2017: Modane to Terme di Valdieri (F and I) R125 to R142 remarks
• July 2018: Feldkirch to Maloja (LI, A, CH, I) R56 to R79 remarks
• July 2019: Terme di Valdieri to Ormea (I and F) R142 to R151 remarks

Panorama Pictures

See my Panorama pictures (Comments in Dutch)

• taken in Slovenia
• taken in Kärnten, Austria

See Also

• http://gr5.kropveld.net , The GR5 that I walked before
• http://www.via-alpina.org , home-page of the Via Alpina