HIKE

Take the
long way.

Mountain ridges, volcanic landscapes, forest trails and wild coastlines. Sometimes the best way into a place is on foot.

Find your trail ↓
HIKE

ON FOOT

Go further.
Move slower.

Hiking changes the pace of travel — and what you notice along the way.

EWA connects travellers with hiking experiences rooted in the landscape itself: local trails, mountain country and people who know where they're taking you.

LOCAL TRAILSWalk with people who know the terrain.REAL LANDSCAPESMountains, forests, coast and open country.YOUR PACEFrom day hikes to bigger journeys.

WHERE WILL YOU WALK?

Follow the
landscape.

Start with the kind of place you want beneath your boots.

FIND YOUR KIND OF HIKE

Not every trail
needs a summit.

Hiking can mean a few hours above the coast or days moving through mountain country. EWA is interested in all of it.

01

Day hikes

Get out of town, onto the trail and back before the next day begins.

02

Mountain trails

Higher ground, bigger views and routes where the landscape takes centre stage.

03

Multi-day trekking

Carry the journey further and experience a place at walking pace.

04

Coast & forest

Adventure doesn't have to mean altitude. Follow shorelines, woodland and quieter paths.

HIKING & TREKKING

Hiking adventures
across Asia.

Walk into landscapes that are easy to miss from the road, from volcanic mountains and rainforest to highlands and open steppe.

Japan

Hokkaido, the Japanese Alps and national parks offer volcanic terrain, forests and mountain trails across distinct seasons.

Explore →

Vietnam

Northern highlands combine terraced valleys, mountain passes and rural trails with dramatically changing landscapes.

Explore →

Mongolia

Remote mountain country and vast open landscapes make trekking feel genuinely expeditionary.

Explore →

Malaysia

Rainforest, highlands and Borneo's mountain environments offer a tropical counterpart to Asia's alpine routes.

Explore →

PUT YOUR BOOTS ON

Find a trail worth
travelling for.

Start with Hokkaido — and watch this space as more EWA hiking partners join the network.

Explore JapanTalk to EWA →