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21/10/2026

Three mountains. Three days. One seriously rewarding adventure. ⛰️

Imagine standing on top of Ben Nevis, taking on the rugged slopes of Scafell Pike, and finishing your challenge in the mountains of Wales.

The 3 Day 3 Peaks Challenge takes you across Scotland, England and Wales, with a different mountain to conquer each day.

It won’t always be easy. Your legs will work hard, the climbs will test you, and you’ll need determination from the first step to the last.

But that’s what makes it an adventure worth taking on.

Ready to find out what you’re capable of?

Take on the 3 Day 3 Peaks Challenge with Maximum Adventure. Summit Britain's three highest peaks with organized support all the way.

15/10/2026

Big views come with big climbs. ⛰️
Looking for a challenge you’ll remember? Tenerife’s GR131 could be the one. The route covers roughly 90km, with around 4,770m of ascent across six consecutive walking days. It’s rated Challenging and best suited to walkers with hill-walking experience.
Our latest blog breaks down the stages, terrain and preparation to help you decide if it’s your kind of adventure.
With Maximum Adventure, your accommodation and daily luggage transfers are arranged, so you can carry a day pack and focus on the trail ahead. 🥾 A guide can also be arranged if you’d prefer extra support.

A day-by-day guide to walking Tenerife GR131 across pine forests, Teide National Park and the historic Camino Real de Chasna.

13/10/2026

Some paths carry more than footprints. 🥾
The GR131 follows sections of the Camino Real de Chasna, a historic route used for centuries to cross Tenerife. This blog explores the people, trade and science connected to the trail—including naturalist Alexander von Humboldt’s journey up Teide in 1799, and what makes this route one of the Canary Islands' most interesting walks.

A day-by-day guide to walking Tenerife GR131 across pine forests, Teide National Park and the historic Camino Real de Chasna.

22/09/2026

Lucca or Siena: where would you choose to begin?

Between them lies a memorable stretch of the Via Francigena, crossing Tuscany on a route shaped by centuries of travellers.

There is something particularly satisfying about a journey with a clear sense of direction: leaving one historic city behind, walking through the Tuscan landscape, and arriving in another.

We have shared the full Lucca-to-Siena guide on the blog. Now we would love to know: if you had one unhurried day in either city, which would you choose—and what would be first on your list?

Read the guide: https://maximumadventure.com/2026/09/18/via-francigena-lucca-to-siena/

A guide to walking the Via Francigena from Lucca to Siena — terrain, difficulty, history, and what a self-guided week actually involves.

20/09/2026

Thinking about a walking holiday in Italy? Start with the questions that actually shape the experience.

Do you want a route with history? Scenery that changes as you walk? A journey that links two exceptional Tuscan cities?

The Via Francigena from Lucca to Siena brings those elements together: a historic pilgrimage route, classic Tuscan landscapes and a finish in Siena.

Save this guide for your Italy travel planning, then read the full article before deciding whether this section belongs on your list.

What is the one thing you always research first before a walking holiday?

Read the guide: https://maximumadventure.com/2026/09/18/via-francigena-lucca-to-siena/

A guide to walking the Via Francigena from Lucca to Siena — terrain, difficulty, history, and what a self-guided week actually involves.

18/09/2026

A different way to see Tuscany begins on foot.

The Via Francigena from Lucca to Siena follows one of Europe’s historic pilgrimage routes through a landscape of vineyards, olive groves, cypress-lined hills and timeless Italian towns.

This is travel with room to notice the details: the changing light, the road ahead, and the satisfaction of arriving somewhere under your own steam.

Our guide explores this remarkable section of the Via Francigena and what makes a Lucca-to-Siena walking holiday so compelling.

Which part calls to you most: the walking, the Tuscan scenery, or arriving in Siena?

Read the guide: https://maximumadventure.com/2026/09/18/via-francigena-lucca-to-siena/

A guide to walking the Via Francigena from Lucca to Siena — terrain, difficulty, history, and what a self-guided week actually involves.

15/09/2026

Summer may be over, but the sunshine doesn't have to be! ☀️

Not quite ready to put your walking boots away? We’ve got you covered. 🥾

For September ONLY, enjoy an exclusive discount on selected Maximum Adventure walking holidays when you book for travel this October or November!

Escape the autumn chill and squeeze in one last adventure this year:
🏝️ Soak up the sun in the Canary Islands
🥾 Tackle the famous Camino routes
🍝 Explore Italy via the historic Via Francigena

Ready to extend your summer? Head on over to our website, link in bio.

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09/09/2026

102 miles of rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and picture-perfect villages. 🥾✨

Is the Cotswold Way on your walking bucket list? It should be!
From the panoramic views at Cleeve Hill to the historic Roman streets of Bath, discover why this National Trail is widely considered one of England’s most beautiful multi-day adventures.

Read our latest blog to explore the route's highlights and see how you can experience it stress-free! Link in our bio ⛰️

31/08/2026

Ready to tackle the Lake District's best? 🥾 Explore the 71-mile Cumbria Way from Ulverston to Carlisle and discover wild remoteness, rushing cascades, and 360-degree views. Click the link in our bio and navigate to our blog to check out our Ultimate Cumbria Way Bucket List and start planning your next adventure! ⛰️

23/08/2026

Discover the ultimate Cumbria Way bucket list 🥾🏔️

From High Pike and Great Langdale to Tarn Hows, Borrowdale and Derwent Water, discover the unforgettable highlights that make this 71-mile Lake District adventure one for the bucket list.

https://maximumadventure.com/2026/08/20/ultimate-cumbria-way-bucket-list