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December 18th, 2024

MT#5 – Hiking in Europe

  1. MT#5 - Hiking in Europe Chris Christensen 41:33

Hear about Hiking in Europe as the Amateur Traveler talks to Travel writer Cassandra Overby from exploreonfoot.com about how and why to see Europe from its trails and paths.

The podcast episode features Cassandra Overby, a travel writer and author of Home Base Hiking Europe and Explore Europe on Foot, discussing hiking as a unique way to explore Europe. Below is a summary of the episode’s key highlights:

Cassandra’s Journey to Hiking-Based Travel

  • Cassandra transitioned to hiking-based travel after becoming disillusioned with typical tourist experiences, which felt too globalized and disconnected from local cultures.
  • She discovered that hiking offered a more meaningful and immersive way to travel, leading her to explore Europe on foot.

Key Differences Between Hiking in Europe vs. the U.S.

  • European hiking is highly accessible and civilized, with amenities like mountain huts and small villages offering beds and meals.
  • Trails in Europe are well-connected to public transport, unlike U.S. hikes that often require driving to remote areas.

https://amateurtraveler.com/hiking-in-europe/

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Chris is the creator of AmateurTraveler.com. Amateur Traveler is a popular online travel podcast and blog that focuses primarily on travel destinations. The Amateur Traveler podcast was downloaded over 2 million times in 2023.

The Amateur Traveler is 18+ years old and they use Amateur Traveler to teach English at Oxford University and to test English proficiency for employment with the Thailand Foreign Ministry.

Chris has won a Lowell Thomas Award, 5 NATJA awards, and a SMITTY Award from Travel+Leisure as the "best independent travel journalist."

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