The Salvado Trail (also known as the Pilgrim Trail and the Camino Salvado) was inspired by the memory of Dom Rosendo Salvado, the Benedictine monk who founded the town of New Norcia in 1847.  It covers 174km of urban and bush trails, starting at St Joseph's in Subiaco and finishing at the Benedictine Monastery in New Norcia. It traverses multiple national & regional parks, including Walyunga NP, Avon Valley NP, Moondyne Nature Reserve & Julimar State Forest. 

The 207-km-long GR®96 heads toward Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, famous for its natural cirque and majestic waterfalls. The trail passes through Magland, Le Reposoir, and Entremont, where the landscape varies with steep-sided valleys and rushing rivers. La Balme-de-Thuy marks an important stop with its steep cliffs. Upon arriving in Annecy, a historic lakeside town often nicknamed the “Venice of the Alps,” hikers can enjoy the beauty of its canals and architecture.