Europe's Newest 191-Mile Thru-Hike Features Wilderness Wine Bars and Zero Crowds
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Slovenia's newly designated Kamnik-Savinja Alps Water Trail (KSAWT) is a 191-mile loop through the nation's second-largest mountain range, divided into 11 stages averaging 10.6 miles per day and connecting more than a dozen historic villages with waterfalls, alpine meadows, traditional mountain lodges, and local food and wine experiences including hike-in bars serving wild-fermented wines and regional sausage.
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