Walking Holidays accommodation changes the character of your trip and is not just a place to rest your head at night. The choices available also depend a lot on your destination.
For those hikers who are backpacking you have one accommodation option – camping.
Five Walking Holidays Accommodation Choices
Camping – a natural fit for a walking holidays accommodation is to further enjoy the great outdoors. It is inexpensive; you get to try your hand at cooking over the fire or camp stoves.
Car camping is really easy as you just set up your tent and go on daily hikes returning to the campground each evening. With backpacking you need to take your gear with you including bivy tent (a small camping tent) and sleeping bag.
Rental Accommodation – consider renting a cabin or vacation home. This creates a really close group experience, you can cook you own meals over a stove to keep prices low and if you get really bad weather you have a warm and dry place to talk and relax. This is a great option walking holidaysaccommodation choice if traveling with a group of hikers, large or small.
Bed and Breakfasts – you get to stay in accommodation typical of the area, talk to local people and have a hearty breakfast each morning before you set off down the trail.
and Great Lodges of the Canadian Rockies
.Your next walking holidays accommodation options should be considered carefully, it will change the character of your trip.