An overview of walking European Walking Route E4 including links to walking information, walking equipment, walking holidays, walking maps and travel related to walking

Euro Route E4 The Mediterranean Arc Gibraltar to Crete 10450km Linear Walk

part of the Walking on the Web guide to walking in Europe

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some of the information on this page is provided by the European Ramblers Association instigators and developers of the E-path network

Spain

Cape St Vincent, Tarifa, Monstserrat, Pyrenees,

E4_Mirval_Cabardes E4_Mirval_Cabardes

GR36, GR7, GR34, GR9, E2

Carcassonne , Parc du Haut Languedoc, Parc des Cevennes, Parc Vercors, Grenoble, Parc de Chartreuse

Swiss Jura, E5, Lake Constance

Austria

Austrian mountain route or through

Germany

Bavaria

Maps Bayerisches Landesvermessungsamt UK L10 Füssen und Umgebung & UK L3 Pfaffenwinkel Staffelsee und Umgebung

Unterjoch to Rebach crossing the Swiss Austrian border at the tiny hamlet of Zehrerhöfethen before descending into the valley and heading north into Germany along the River Vila to Pfronten. The route then heads east again to Füssen at the foot of the Forggen see (Lake Forggen). Many other routes start or pass through Füssen including the King Ludwig Way, the Ostallgäuer Höhenweg, the Lechhöhenweg and the Königlich-Bayerische-Radltour.

South West to Alpsee and the Swiss Alps

On to Hohenschmangau the walk enters the huge Pöllatschlucht chasm up to Neuschwanstein Castle. The climb continues up to the top of the Tegelberg where it says goodbye for a brief period to the Maximilliansweg, the latter talking a high level route at this point whilst the E4 descends left into valley and forest heads north does a hairpin turn to head back south and then south east to join Max again at Kenzen Lls Unterkunfts Lls.

to Vienna and Neusiedler See

Hungary

Hungary via Lake Balaton and Budapest to Ártánd on the Hungarian / Romanian border

Bulgaria

West Bulgaria

Greece

Greece via Sofia, Florina, Olympos and Delphi to the Peloponnese and Crete to Kato Zakros

 

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