Trekking France Recap Videos
In April and May 2026 we trekked 340 miles in four different locations in France. Each trail provided us with a rich combination of cultural and natural experiences. We created a recap video for each of our treks.
Trekking the Planet began with a dream: a 424-day, around-the-world expedition to promote K-12 geo-literacy.
During that journey, we explored 53 countries across six continents, seeking out the world’s most remote and unspoiled places. By minimizing flights and prioritizing local guides and public transport, we kept our footprint small and our experiences authentic. Along the way, over 50,000 students from more than 20 countries followed our path.
Today, our commitment to authentic, active, and sustainable travel continues. Our adventures have spanned the globe, including:
This year we trekked 340 miles in France, sampling five long-distance GR trails in four distinct locations.
Wherever the trail takes us, our goal remains the same: to uncover the cultural heart of a region while experiencing its natural beauty firsthand.
Dive into our journeys below, or explore the Our Adventures link above.
We have completed overnight hikes, or treks, on all six populated continents around the world. Click an icon below to learn more about a trek.
To see a list of all our treks in one place, click here or visit Our Treks under the Our Adventures menu above.
Our long-term travels have taken us to over 80 countries on six continents. While trekking we highlight the cultural and natural significance of the places we visit. Along the way, we have spoken to over 1,000 students in eight countries about the importance of geography.
Click below to learn more and view Our Country Capsules – videos, education modules, and dispatches by continent and country.
In April and May 2026 we trekked 340 miles in four different locations in France. Each trail provided us with a rich combination of cultural and natural experiences. We created a recap video for each of our treks.
Our latest Trekking the Planet journey took us through France, hiking 340 miles over 26 stages. After all the trekking we have done we don’t encounter many surprises, but we continue to discover new things wherever we go.
For our fourth and final trek we planned an extended time in the forest, as we created a 71-mile, five-stage route combining sections of two different GR trails. Our trek under the trees could not have come at a better time, as a heat wave made each day more challenging.

