
ALLPSTORE
The All Alps shop was created to raise funds for the ongoing development of the project and to help it grow into an independent brand. All profits are reinvested into exploring new trails, acquiring technical equipment, and expanding the project as a platform for inspiration and discovery.

Souls of the Alps #18: Samivel – The Artist Who Dreamed the Alps
Illustrator, writer, filmmaker, guardian of alpine beauty.
Gave soul and humor to Mont Blanc through art and words.
He didn’t climb for glory — he climbed to imagine.

Souls of the Alps #17: Gaston Rébuffat – The Poet on the Granite
First to climb all six great North Faces of the Alps.
Author of Starlight and Storm. Annapurna expedition (1950).
He climbed with elegance — and wrote with soul.

Souls of the Alps #16: Horace-Bénédict de Saussure – The Scientist Who Dreamed of Summits
Offered the prize that led to Mont Blanc’s first ascent.
Climbed it himself with scientific instruments in 1787.
Father of mountain science and alpine wonder.

Souls of the Alps #15: Fritz Moravec – The Teacher of the Thin Air
Alps to Himalayas, climber and teacher.
Led Austria’s first Gasherbrum II expedition (1956).
Founded a school to train hearts as well as hands.

Sunrise and Sunset Hikes in the Alps: Trails for Capturing Golden Light
There’s something magical about standing on a trail as the first or last rays of sunlight kiss the peaks. In the Alps, sunrise and sunset hikes offer a double reward: the joy of walking in nature and the chance to witness (and photograph) some of the most breathtaking light displays on Earth.

Souls of the Alps #14: Paul Pritchard – The Mountain and the Mind
Bold alpinist turned philosopher of climbing.
Eiger, Mont Blanc, Dolomites. Then a fall — and a rebirth.
He still climbs, one thought at a time.

Hikes That Lead to Alpine Huts with Great Food: Trails for the Hungry and the Happy
In the Alps, hiking isn’t just about the views — it’s also about the flavors, people, and pause. Trails that end at a welcoming hut invite you to slow down, connect with the landscape in a deeper way, and celebrate the journey — one step, and one forkful, at a time.

Hiking Through Traditional Alpine Villages: Where Nature Meets Culture
Hiking from village to village in the Alps isn’t just about movement — it’s about immersion. You’ll cross bridges, pass flower gardens, greet cows and bakers, and feel the heartbeat of mountain life echo through narrow lanes and ringing chapel bells.

Souls of the Alps #13: Robert Bösch – The Eye of the Alps
Swiss alpinist & legendary mountain photographer.
Captured the soul of peaks for over 40 years.
He didn’t just shoot landscapes — he told alpine stories.

Wikiloc: Explore and Share Outdoor Trails Around the World
Looking for a simple, user-powered app to find your next hiking or biking route? Wikiloc is a community-driven platform that lets outdoor lovers all over the world share, discover, and navigate trails. Whether you're hiking in the Swiss Alps, biking along coastal paths, or snowshoeing in the Pyrenees, Wikiloc has something for everyone.

Outdooractive: The Ultimate Trail App for Exploring the Alps and Beyond
If you're planning a hiking trip in the Alps or anywhere across Europe's rugged mountain ranges, Outdooractive is one of the most comprehensive platforms you can use. More than a trail app, it’s a professional-grade tool for navigation, route planning, and outdoor logistics, used by national parks, alpine clubs, and serious explorers.

Souls of the Alps #12: Benjamin Védrines – Flying Between Peaks, Living on the Edge
Matterhorn. Eiger. Jorasses. Climbed. Skied. Paraglided.
Poetic, bold, and deeply human.
He doesn’t just summit — he soars.

Gaia GPS: The Navigation App for Serious Hikers, Mountaineers & Backcountry Explorers
When your adventures take you beyond the beaten path—where cellphone signal fades and traditional trail apps fall short—Gaia GPS steps up as the go-to navigation tool for off-grid, backcountry, and technical hikes. Trusted by mountain guides, search & rescue teams, and serious trekkers, Gaia GPS offers precision and flexibility that few apps can match.

Komoot: The Ultimate Route Planning App for Hikers, Cyclists & Outdoor Adventurers
If you love planning your own adventures—whether it’s a multi-day hike through the Alps or a scenic gravel bike ride—Komoot might just be your new favorite outdoor companion. More than just a trail discovery app, Komoot offers powerful tools to design, customize, and navigate routes based on your sport, terrain, and personal style.

Souls of the Alps #11: Roger Schäli – The Master of the North Faces
Climbed all six great North Faces of the Alps.
First ascent of Punta Pioda’s north face (2025).
He climbs with vision, respect, and heart.

AllTrails – The Go-To App for Discovering Hiking Trails Worldwide
AllTrails is one of the most popular platforms for hiking, trail running, and outdoor adventures. Available for Android, iOS, and desktop, it allows users to explore, plan, and navigate trails based on location, activity type, and difficulty.

Top Platforms to Explore Hiking Trails: AllTrails, Komoot, Gaia GPS & More
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Souls of the Alps #10: Nicolas Hojac & Philipp Brugger – Speed, Endurance, and a New Alpine Era
Eiger. Mönch. Jungfrau. 15h30. No engines.
Climbed, skied, soared.
Speed meets style in a new era of alpinism.

Hikes with Glacier Views: The Best Trails in the Alps for Ice-Capped Wonder
Glacier hikes in the Alps aren’t just about dramatic views — they’re about standing face-to-face with ancient natural forces, and realizing how alive and fragile our planet is. These trails offer a unique mix of awe, education, and emotional impact.
Alpine Summer Hiking: The Most Beautiful Trails to Crystal-Clear Lakes
There’s something timeless and meditative about arriving at an alpine lake after a good hike — the sound of water, the reflection of peaks, the sense of stillness in motion. In the summer months, these trails offer both adventure and peace, reminding us why the Alps are one of the most enchanting places on Earth.