Hiking posters: trails, the Pyrenees and Corsica
Alpine marmots, the Pyrenees cable car, Corsican trails: hiking posters tell the story of the summits differently from skiing or the chalet.
Key points
- 19 posters in the Hiking posters collection, all in the table below.
- From $21.00 in A4, up to $74.00 in A0, 5 sizes for each poster.
- Printed in the United States on demand, free delivery from $69.
The table
The 20 posters at a glance
Hiking, another way to see the mountains
Alongside ski and chalet posters, another family of mountain posters celebrates walking and trails: invitations to hike, Alpine marmots, or valleys explored on foot rather than on skis.
In the same spirit
The Pyrenees by cable car and waterfall
Retro Pyrenees posters show the Pic du Midi cable car, the Pau funicular, or the great waterfall of the Cirque de Gavarnie, for a hiking souvenir that feels different from the better-known Alpine resorts.
The marmot and the wildlife of the Alps
The marmot, a recurring retro subject in the Alps, accompanies posters of valleys and cliffs for a mountain mood without a ski scene.
Corsica, mountains and the Mediterranean
A Corsican village perched above the olive trees with the sea in the background, or a hiker facing the Bavella needles: Corsica blends mountain hiking with Mediterranean scenery, a distinct angle within this collection.
Where to hang a hiking poster
In an entryway or hallway, it works like a keepsake from a trail you’ve walked. Paired with a ski or chalet poster, it completes a mountain gallery wall without repeating the same scene. The A3 size suits most walls; for a gallery wall combining several trails or summits, A4 makes it easier to line them up in a series.
The Cirque de Gavarnie, a 3rd subject for the Pyrenees
Beyond the cable car and funicular already mentioned for the Pyrenees, the Cirque de Gavarnie poster adds a true hiking landscape, with a trail heading toward the great waterfall between gray cliffs.
Alpine flora and fauna, not just the marmot
Beyond the marmot already mentioned, the Alpine Wildlife poster broadens the subject, with an ibex perched on its rock, a marmot and a carpet of edelweiss and gentians.
Hiking gear, another view beyond the landscape
Camping, the sleeping bag, the backpack and the boots form a family focused on gear rather than scenery: the Camp Under Stars poster, a tent and campfire at the foot of the mountains, the Under the Pines poster with its striped sleeping bag, the Pack and Go poster with its backpack above a valley, and the Trail Ready poster, hiking boots on a forest path.
Pairing scene and gear without repeating
For a hiking gallery wall that doesn’t repeat the same subject twice, pairing a trail scene (valley, perched village, Gavarnie waterfall) with a piece of gear (backpack, boots) varies the registers rather than multiplying landscapes.
A detail rather than a 2nd big scene
If a mountain scene already fills the main wall, one of the gear posters (backpack or boots) makes a better 2nd choice than another big scene, to avoid repeating the same type of landscape twice.
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Frequently asked questions
You often ask us
How is it different from a ski or chalet poster?
A hiking poster highlights walking, trails and wildlife (marmot, valley) rather than skiing or chalet life.
Does a Pyrenees or Corsica hiking poster fit with mountain decor?
Yes, as long as you keep a similar color palette (greens, ochers) to the other mountain posters already on your wall.
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