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I’m looking to hike a multi-day trail somewhere in Europe this summer, but I’d like to keep the dates flexible and potentially leave with only a week’s notice.

While researching routes, I’ve noticed that many popular trails rely on mountain huts, and most of those are already fully booked. I’d therefore prefer a route where tent camping is legal and practical, whether at designated campsites, near huts, or through permitted wild camping.

Are there any world-class trails that would work without booking accommodation months in advance?

A mountainous route would be a big plus. I’m open to different countries and trail lengths.

I’d especially appreciate recommendations that include:

• Reliable places to pitch a tent along the route
• Easy access by public transport
• No requirement to reserve every night in advance
• Good scenery and a proper mountain experience

I’m aware that wild-camping rules vary between countries and protected areas, so I’m mainly looking for routes where camping is clearly allowed or where designated campsites are available.

Thanks!

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