Im gonna out hiking on my own next year, for 2-3 weeks. Any countries/destinations

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>>948197
Sup fellow Belgian. I recommend Georgia, been there twice, high Caucasus scenery is beyond awesome. Cheap flights available, cheap but accessible country. Pic related.

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>>948218
But I have to say Romania isn't bad either. Did some hiking in the Făgăraș, and Romanian hiking infrastructure - waymarking, cabins, routes etc - is world class. Iron curtain meant Romanians spent most holidays in Romania, which led to the development of a massive hiking infrastructure.

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>>948221
...but, truth be told, the most drop-dead gorgeous mountainous area I've ever seen is the Russian Caucasus. Somewhat less accessible and fewer people speak English.

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>>948223
Closer to home, the Dolomites are wonderful, as are the French and Swiss Alps, but I haven't visited those in fifteen years - no pictures. Probably the most expensive and touristy of the places I've listed, but worth visiting nonetheless.

Bonus pic from Georgia.

Norway is beautiful and there is a lot of the country to see, you will want a car there but it is not so long to drive there for you

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Out of the countries I've gone /out/doors in, here are my top 5:
-New Zealand
-Scotland
-Morocco
-Oman
-Spain

though as an American I'm biased against my own continent.