Hiking trips in July
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Here is a selection of the best destinations to go hiking in July.
![randonnee Cape Verde](https://www.thetraveler.net/images/ou-partir/randonnee/rando-capvert-juillet.jpg)
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73° to 82°
sea 75°( Praia)
Hiking in Cape Verde
Hiking in Cape Verde is like discovering a string of beads set across the sea. Santo-Antao, the mountainous region, with its steep foothills and terraced crops, will seduce you with its Creole atmosphere and its banana plantations and sugar cane fields. Experienced hikers will climb Le Pico de Topo de Coroa, the highest peak on the island. The volcano Fogo will be a challenge for any hikers with its 2800 metres . But the effort is worth it as the view over the beautiful vineyards and surrounding landscapes are stunning. The preserved jewels of Brava and Santo Nicolau will enchant you with their villages full of flowers which create an intimate and preserved atmosphere. Discover Cape Verde!
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![randonnee Provence](https://www.thetraveler.net/images/ou-partir/randonnee/rando-france-alpessud-juillet.jpg)
- 60° to 86°( Gap)
Hiking in Provence
The Alps are a perfect destination for beautiful hiking trips in France this summer! In the fabulous Mercantour National Park, you can explore the Vallée des Merveilles, with its rock carvings, Chamois and high altitude lakes. At the foot of Mont Bégo, you will discover that Les Merveilles (The wonders), whose name is really appropriate ! Queyras, is a more sporting option to allow you to visit Saint-Véran, the highest village in France. The beautiful mountain pastures and tiny villages seem to have come straight out of a fairytale. Limestone rocks and steep slopes will put your legs to the test! Midway between France and Italy, hikers will enjoy Monte Viso, which culminates at over 3000 m / 12,602′ in the background. Discover the Southern Alps!
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![randonnee Mongolia](https://www.thetraveler.net/images/ou-partir/randonnee/rando-mongolie-juillet.jpg)
- 53° to 77°( Ulaanbaatar)
Hiking in Mongolia
Imagine walking in the footsteps of Genghis Khan in Mongolia. In this nomadic country, you will meet the last Mongolian horse riders, who have lived off horse breeding for centuries. The great outdoors are opening up to you! The vast deserts, from the hottest (Gobi) to the coldest (Altai and Khangaï mountains) are promises of the most beautiful hikes during the day and at night an exceptionally starry sky. You will cross the Arkhangaï massif and its multitude of lakes, before reaching the banks of the Orkhon river. The nights in the yurt around the wood stove, the Buddhist monasteries and the Ovoos, sacred mounds that will mark your route, will leave you with unforgettable memories. And if your legs get tired, you can always get your luggage to be carried by yaks or climb on the backs of Bactrian camels for original hikes in Mongolia!
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![randonnee Cambodia](https://www.thetraveler.net/images/ou-partir/randonnee/rando-cambodge-juillet.jpg)
- 78° to 89°( Phnom Penh)
Hiking in Cambodia
Open your eyes wide! You will be stunned by the beauty of a UNESCO listed temple: discover the secrets of Angkor Wat and its enigmatic monuments such as the temple of Ta Prohm caught in the clutches of a huge white tree. The hikes will be filled with spirituality as they cross the sacred mountains to the Tonle Sap Lake and the life it animates. The line between hiking and exploring has never been so thin. Discover Cambodia!
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