Top 6 Hiking & Trekking Tours in the World

1.Fortress Night Hike & Snack at a Local Market

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 112 reviews · from $47Our pick

Meet Koa or Sam at Seodaemun Station for market snacks, then follow Seoul’s 600-year-old fortress wall up Inwangsan to a 240-meter peak. Expect about 90 minutes of hiking, sunset city views, and an optional traditional dinner with vegan choices. Dinner and one bus fare cost extra.

“excellent tour. magnificent hiking with great views of the city. Koa is very friendly. Snack in the local market and the dinner in the end were both very enjoying and tasty. highly recommended. very good Vegetarian options.”

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2.Fortress Night Hike & Snack at a Local Market

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 10 reviews · from $53

Meet Koa or Sam near Seodaemun Station for market snacks, then hike Inwangsan’s ancient fortress wall to a 200 to 240-meter viewpoint over Seoul. The 90-minute walk includes sunset views, rain gear or winter crampons when needed, and an optional noodle, dumpling, and makgeolli dinner.

“A magnificent tour, even in a large group we were well looked after, the view from the fortress is superb and the hike is moderately difficult at most (even for those who don't hike very often, in my opinion). There are a few stairs, but it's less than an hour to the viewpoint, which is really worth it. As it was still quite cold, the trail was pleasantly empty but easily manageable with a jacket. The food was particularly good, both at the street food market away from the tourist streets and at the optional get-together over dinner with makgeolli and Korean pancakes. Great people, lots of information from the…”

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3.City Hike London (with Borough Market lunch break)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 7 reviews · 4.5 hours · from $66

Join Paul or another local guide for a 4.5-hour, 10-kilometre walk from Waterloo to Tower Bridge. See Westminster, Buckingham Palace, St. Paul’s, Borough Market, the Tower of London, and lesser-known corners, with time for lunch and an optional pub stop.

“Thanks so much for the tour, Paul! We enjoyed the weather, the city, and your undivided attention. You are easy to talk / listen to. You adjusted the hike to our Tempo. Thanks to your tour, we learned more about all the highlights in London! Would recommend this hike for everyone.”

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4.Ayutthaya Bicycle Hike & ATV to Top Attractions & Floating Market

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $226

Ride an ATV past lesser-known Ayutthaya temples, visit the floating market, then cycle to Wat Mahathat and major royal ruins. An English-speaking guide, hotel transfers, lunch, and entrance fees are included. Guide Bung is praised for humor and clear local insight.

“My wife and I did the tour together and had a great time. Our guide Bung was incredible and really made the whole experience better. Very knowledgeable, insightful, and funny”

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5.Hangzhou Insider Mini-Hike: TCM, Hill Views and Wet Market

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 4 hours · from $106

Join Wen for a private four-hour walk through Hangzhou’s old lanes, a 200-year-old Chinese medicine museum, Wu Shan’s temple trails, and Da Ma Long market. Expect 90 to 120 minutes of gentle hiking, local stories, herbal tea, and a hilltop view of West Lake.

“Wen was a wonderful guide. Excellent communication before , during and after the activity. Would definitely recommend!”

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6.Self-Guided Hike from Bergen’s Fish Market up Mount Fløyen

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 2 reviews · 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $9Best value

Follow a self-guided VoiceMap audio tour from Bergen’s Fish Market to Fløyen Panorama. You’ll pass historic market buildings, learn about Ludvig Holberg and the Fløibanen, then climb roughly 2.5 to 3 kilometers through woodland to views, goats, Norway’s biggest tree, and a tiny chair carved into a trunk.

“Trail from the base of the hill to its peak very quiet, with few stairs and plenty of views and green. The trail has around 2.5-3km, depending on the path taken (but all lead to the same place). Well signalled, fully self-guided.Auto-translated”

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