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Planning a family adventure in Europe? From hut to hut hiking tips and cycle touring advice to packing lists and train travel guides, these practical family travel tips will help you organise an active adventure in Europe with kids — confidently and stress-free.
Planning family adventures
- 10 Brilliant Easter Holiday Ideas for Outdoorsy Families
- 6 Brilliant October Half Term Ideas for Adventurous Families
- 6 Epic Outdoor Travel Adventures in Europe with Kids (No Theme Parks!)
- Why Our Cycling Holiday in Austria Beat Centre Parcs for Active Families
- Taking Unpaid Parental Leave for Family Travel: How to Travel More as a Family
Hiking, cycling, skiing & outdoor travel with kids
- Hut to Hut Hiking with Kids | Real Advice & Best Routes in the Alps
- Hut to Hut Hiking in the Dolomites
- Hut to Hut Hiking in Austria
- A beginner’s guide to mountain huts: Essential tips for first-timers
- What are GR221 Refuges in Mallorca Really Like? Tips for Families and First-Timers
- Cycle Touring with Kids in Austria & Italy
- Skiing with Kids Made Easy: 10 Real Tips for a Fun, Stress-Free Holiday
Building resilient & adventurous families
- Raising Resilient Children Through Family Travel: How Adventures Build Confidence & Character
- How to Get Kids Fit for Hiking Mountains (Without Overhauling Your Life)
- Travelling Adventurously as a Solo Parent with Kids: Yes, You Absolutely Can
- When Can Children Start Skiing? A Realistic Guide for Parents
Packing & gear for active travel
- The Best Hiking Backpacks for Kids
- 10 Best Family Travel Games for Lightweight Adventures
- Tried & Tested Review: Quechua MH500 40+10L Kids Hiking Backpack
- The Best Kids Hiking Gear (Tested on the Trail!)
Using public transport with kids in Europe
- 10 Reasons (and a complete guide) to Choosing Train Travel to the Alps
- Mallorca Without a Car: Hiking Parts of the GR221 Using Public Transport

