I'm really into hiking during the last few years. Now I want to climb the highest mountain in Europe that is accessible by a hiker, without any alpine tour experience. That means, I have no problem to walk a whole day or climb over 2000-3000 meters in one day, but I'm not used to glaciers, or any equipment that includes ropes or climbing iron.

So I assume that in Africa, my goal would be Kilimanjaro, but what mountain and starting village should I travel to if I want to stay in Europe?

I'm really into hiking during the last few years. Now I want to climb the highest mountain in Europe that is accessible by a hiker without any alpine tour experience. That means I have no problem walking a whole day or climbing over 2000-3000 meters in one day, but I'm not used to glaciers, or any equipment that includes ropes or climbing irons.

So I assume that in Africa, my goal would be Kilimanjaro, but what mountain and starting village should I travel to if I want to stay in Europe?

I'm really into hiking during the last few years. Now I want to climb the highest mountain in Europe that is accesible by a hikr, without any alpine tour experience. That means, I have no problem to walk a whole day or climb over 2000-3000 meters in one day, but I'm not used to glaciers, or any equipment that includes ropes or climbing iron.

So I assume that in Africa, my goal would be Kilimanjaro, but what mountain and starting village should I travel to if I want to stay in Europe?

I'm really into hiking during the last few years. Now I want to climb the highest mountain in Europe that is accessible by a hiker, without any alpine tour experience. That means, I have no problem to walk a whole day or climb over 2000-3000 meters in one day, but I'm not used to glaciers, or any equipment that includes ropes or climbing iron.

So I assume that in Africa, my goal would be Kilimanjaro, but what mountain and starting village should I travel to if I want to stay in Europe?