Comments on: Alps Gateway – Travel Tips, Adventure, Accommodation & Resorts

By: Lee Bishop

Lee Bishop — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 02:46:33 +0000

With some awe inspiring ranges and peaks The Alps mountain range really does loan itself to extreme sports and I’m not only talking about championship class skiing and snowboarding! Why not throw caution to the wind and try your hand at extreme mountain biking or paragliding over the wonderful vistas? Sportsmen and women as well as thrill seekers are always happy to add The Alps to their list of conquests!

By: maisie

maisie — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 18:28:18 +0000

My trip was a blast from start to finish. The people are so friendly and the scenery so magnificent that everything was sheer bliss. I would go again at the drop of a hat it was so wonderful. The food was great and I ate my way through the Alps. You must try the German breakfast, they are just great for loading up wiuth carbs before a days hiking.

By: Adam Smith

Adam Smith — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:55:12 +0000

Visiting The Alps is a great way to explore the world just how nature intended, clean,breathtaking and ultimately awe inspiring!If you’ve never visited this region of the world before then I urge you to do so as quickly as is humanly possible! It’s certainly a case of once visited, never forgotten. Irrespective of whether you use Austria, France, Germany, Italy or even Switzerland as your base you’re sure to enjoy the trip of a lifetime.

By: Billie O'Neill

Billie O'Neill — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 10:41:34 +0000

Yeah right that and killer goats. How come we manage to provide photogenic goats in Nebraska and they can’t do it in the Alps, in their ancient civilization? No one has tamed goats? give me a break. We got thousands of photogenic goats in Nebraska and we don’t have any problems with those bells splitting tourists heads open. Apart from that the people were great. The goats suck.

By: boondocker

boondocker — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 10:28:02 +0000

Can’t see the point in hiking anywhere near the German side unless you are a carnivore. Not exactly the right preparation for six hours hiking. Give me a nice fresh french salad anytime. At least that’s digestible and won’t require the mountain rescue team out to airlift you off the slopes because of cholesterol [poisoning.

By: Paul Simmons

Paul Simmons — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 06:32:51 +0000

I must say the Alps provide plenty of opportunities for taking some spectacular shots. I have been taking pictures from different regions in the Alps with my trusted Canon EOS-1DS for the last few years, and by far the best pictures in my portfolio have always come areas such as La Chamounix and Val d’Isere. I particularly enjoy taking photos when they have the snowboarding competitions going. I can’t say I’ve ever tried hiking though in the Alps, I’d be interested to know what other people say about this experience.