The Grand Randonnée 5 (GR5) is a long-distance hiking trail that stretches approximately 2,500 kilometers across Europe. It begins in the northern part of the Netherlands and travels through Belgium, Luxembourg, and France, ultimately reaching the Mediterranean coast. The trail is part of the larger European long-distance path network, offering hikers a diverse range of landscapes, from flat plains to mountainous regions. Hikers on the GR5 can experience various natural environments, including forests, rivers, and alpine meadows. The route is well-marked with the iconic red and white trail markers, making it accessible for both experienced and novice hikers. Along the way, trekkers can explore charming villages and historical sites, enhancing their journey through the beautiful landscapes of Europe.