2. Appalachian Trail. Each year tens of thousands of people set off to complete the entire length of this 2175 mile trail that takes months to complete, while thousands of others hike just sections of the trail.
3.Santa Cruz Trek, Peru. It's a 4-day, 31 mile hike through wildflower filled meadows, turquoise lakes, and near the highest snow capped peaks outside the Himalayas.
4. Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania. Apart from the snow-capped cone of Mount Kilimanjaro, the various routes take you through gorges and past Africa's amazing wildlife.
5. Tour de Mont Blanc, France/Italy/Switzerland. The 106-mile trail near the highest peak in the Alps traverses three borders.
6. West Coast Trail, British Columbia. A 75 mile coastal hike on Vancouver Island's pristine wilderness includes views of caves, cliffs, coves, beaches, shipwrecks, and much more.
7. Overland Track, Australia. The 80km (50 mile) Overland Track in Cradle Mountain and Lake St. Clair National Park in Tasmania is often considered Australia's best.
8. Torres del Paine, Chile. Torres del Paine National Park in the far south of Chile is home to two legendary trails: The Loop and the W.
9. John Muir Trail, California. Named after the founder of the Sierra Club, you will traverse Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia National Parks. Photographer Ansel Adams would be jealous.
10. Camino de Santiago, Spain. Hiking this 460 mile pilgrimage footpath, a thousand year old tradition, leads to cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, the third holiest site in Christianity.
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