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Anonymous08/29/26, 12:58No.2906883
How feasible is spending weeks/months walkthing through countries and hitchhiking in Europe? I guess it's not very dangerous if you just don't walk through wildressness and have any survival insticts.
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Anon08/29/26, 14:32No.2906892
For context i'm 23, pretty fit and i enjoy long distance walks. Started juggling this idea of a solo adventure in my mind. What would actually be the worst part and what are some challenges i'd face that wouldn't occur to me at first thought?
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Anon08/29/26, 15:07No.2906897
People walk the Camino all the time, trv used to have a Camino general thread even. You might as well start there in Spain or Portugal. IDK what survival instincts would be at play. The country has been tamed for nearly 1000 years. There are villages everywhere offering clean drinking water and places to rest in the shade. Even if you do hurt yourself through carelessness, medical care in Europe is basically free. Don't ever leave your wallet and passport unattended of course. Bring them into the hostel toilet with you. Be friendly but don't let others tell you where to go and what to do.
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Anon08/29/26, 18:26No.2906920
bump
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Anon08/29/26, 22:49No.2906962
I saw that picture and imagined one of those weasels surfing because of the song Surf Wax America
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Anon08/30/26, 09:11No.2907086
yeah go for it, this dude did it and wrote a book about it. of course he was as hard as nails and connected to minor royalty which helped
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Anon09/09/26, 23:43No.2909348
Not the same as what you asked but the Lycian way in Turkey is pretty great 40ish day hike in totality, around now is the best time to go