The only English language guidebook for the GR54 has been completely rewritten and fully updated for 2024.

• Real 1:25,000 Maps: IGN mapping included for each stage. This makes navigation easy and saves you money: no need to buy additional maps.
  Also includes:

• Unique Itinerary Planner: plan a bespoke itinerary to match your ability and vacation schedule. All difficult calculations of time, distance and altitude gain are done for you

• 4 Proposed Itineraries of between 9 and 12 days

• Detailed information on equipment and travelling light

• Everything the trekker needs to know to plan the route: route descriptions, costs, budget, difficulty, weather, how to get there, and more

• Full accommodation listings: spectacularly situated mountain huts, villages, hamlets and campsites

• Essential travel information

• Information for both self-guided and guided trekkers

• Numbered waypoints linking the Real Maps to our clear descriptions
  The GR54: Tour of the Ecrins National Park is arguably the finest trek in the Alps. It is an epic journey around the unforgettable Écrins which has the highest mountains in the French Alps outside of the Mont Blanc Massif. This is one of France's 'crown jewels' and yet is hardly known to the English-speaking world.

• 193km

• 9-12 days

• 12,000m of altitude gain

• 14 mountain passes
  Unspoilt and remote high mountain terrain: snow frosted summits, beautiful valleys and pastures, sparkling azure lakes, carpets of wild flowers, the soothing sound of cow bells and easy to follow paths. This trek should be on your hiking bucket list.

Autorentext

Andrew McCluggage is an outdoor writer/photographer from Ireland. He has been a keen mountain walker all his life. He lives for part of the year in the French Alps.

He has written are variety of trekking guidebooks including Tour du Mont Blanc, Dolomites AV1, West Highland Way, Corsica GR20, Hadrian's Wall Path, Coast to Coast Path, Mallorca GR221, Walker's Haute Route, Tour of the Ecrins National Park (GR54), Walking Chamonix, Northern Ireland, the Mourne Mountains and Walking Brittany.

He was a corporate lawyer for 20 years. In 2018 he quit to start Knife Edge Outdoor Guidebooks