The World Expeditions by the CNW Group has placed the Great Himalaya Trail as the first less
travelled path that could be more adventurous for the next year.
"Be amongst the few, who have trekked the Nepal's Great
Himalaya Trail in one continuous 152-day trek," it writes, adding that
along the 1,700-km trail, one will encounter some of the wildest and most
remote mountain environments imaginable.
Likewise, Great Patagonian
Traverse-the North to South is the second most adventurous one on foot and
at times by boat, it said, asking to be among the first to discover the rarely
used pass between the shores of Lago O' Higgins (Chile) and Laguna del Desierto
(Argentina).
Bhutan's Snowman Trek is also one of the world's most
challenging treks that has been undertaken by only a handful of trekkers each
season, followed by Dominica - Trek the
Waitukubuli Trail. "The Waitukubuli National Trail in Dominica is
the longest walking trail in the Caribbean crossing the entire island," it
said, adding that along the way, hikers encounter a varied canvas of
contrasting landscapes.
John
Muir Trail is
the fifth in the list. "Celebrate the centennial anniversary of the John
Muir Trust hiking the Sierra Nevada trail, it covers some of the most pristine
and dramatic backcountry in North America," it writes.
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