Article · 28 May 2013
5 Unmissable Adventures in the Auvergne
Author Rachel Crolla shares her favourite things to do in the Auvergne region of France.
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Article · 8 Mar 2013
Iceland Guidebook Review
The verdict from expert Dick Phillips on our Iceland guidebook.
Article · 28 Sept 2012
Close encounters of the bird kind in Italy's Stelvio National Park
It was one of those crystal clear days in the Alps when you can see all the way to Mont Blanc, and Cicerone author Gillian Price and her partner Nicola were entranced by the magic...
Article · 3 Apr 2012
The GR5 Trail (Tell Us Your Story)
Last year we decided to walk the Traverse of the Alps, from Thonon on Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean coast at Nice, 420 miles across the high Alps, mainly in France but crossing into Switzerland for part of the walk and hugging the French/Italian...
Article · 7 Feb 2012
Cicerone author Mountain Walking in Southern Catalunya - Roca Xapada
You know that walk of yours that goes up to the Roca Xapada and then returns the same route? Well it can be done as a circuit. We've found a really good route up Xapada using a...
Article · 23 Jan 2012
A trip to The High Tatras Mountains of Poland and Slovakia
The latest edition of the Cicerone guide to the High Tatras just landed on my desk, bringing back fond memories of one of my first walking holidays. My trip was to the Polish...
Article · 19 Dec 2011
Cicerone authors talk Winter sunshine walking in Southern Catalunya
Looking to escape the dark gloomy weather? How about heading off to check out some winter sunshine? The province of Catalunya is in north eastern Spain, bordered by the Pyrenees...
Article · 14 Oct 2011
A masked ball on a glacier? Or why you should remember your sunglasses
Have you ever found yourself on a glacier in bright sunshine, without good eye protection? Ok, so it really shouldn't happen to a guidebook publisher, but due to a chain of...
Article · 13 Jul 2011
Cicerone authors revisit Tibet
There's something strangely compelling about visiting Tibet. Call it magical or mysterious, mystical or spiritual; Tibet is a captivating and powerfully addictive place. The mountain scenery is breathtaking and staggering, the altitude is...
Article · 26 Jan 2011
Solving pig problems walking in Southern Catalunya
"It is only natural to expect some changes after writing up a route but sometimes they come from a completely unexpected direction. Going back to do one of our Southern Catalunya...
Article · 21 Sept 2010
A beautiful day walking in the Dolomites (Tell Us Your Story)
Clive sent in this story of a glorious day walking in the Dolomites and the difficulty of choosing between beer, ice cream, coffee or cake.
News · 8 Jul 2009
Italian Dolomites now a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The Italian Dolomites make a first-rate trekking destination with an excellent network of paths, welcoming 'rifugi' (mountain huts) in stunning locations, and efficient public...