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Here is my ultimate guide to hiking the legal trails of Oahu. Now I've done my best to order these hikes from easiest to hardest considering elevation change, conditions, and climate. I say legal hikes because there are a good amount of illegal hikes on Oahu that have become very popular recently due to social media, but I only wish to recommend those that are open and maintained so that everyone using this resource can have a safe and amazing adventures while visiting this beautiful island. Beyond safety there is also the risk of large fines which will given to anyone caught hiking outside of public trails. In my own opinion there are no easy trails or walking trails on island as almost all trails are about elevation gain. Don't get me wrong Oahu is an excellent place for hikers, but probably best for those that consider themselves experienced hikers or are at least consider themselves athletic. I say this also because the hot climate and loose ground on much of these hikes makes for added challenge. My parents for example are now both over 60 and I would not take them on most of the hikes on Oahu and I likewise would have the same feeling about bringing children. A few important considerations when hiking on Oahu is to be mindful of preserving the trail and the environment. One rule of thumb is to stay on the trail, and I know that seems obvious but even stepping off the maintained trail a little bit or cutting corners on switch backs bear consequences; such as erosion and harm to plants and organisms that you may unknowingly step on. Another no brainer, but I still think the reminder is important, is to leave no trace. This means not leaving anything behind such as trash but also to not alter the natural environment like stacking rocks or messing with the foliage, beyond what is necessary to continue on the path. The opposite is also just as important, don't take anything with you from the environment like plants and rocks. I will try my best to include as much necessary information for these hikes as I can but it is always smart to be as well informed as possible before hiking somewhere new, so do your own research if you can and be well prepared for the weather, distance, and difficulty of each hike. State rescue personal often respond to hikers in distress here on Oahu and I would hate for anyone using my guide to face any sort of distress when they are supposed to be making fun memories. *I will be adding to this list as I do more hikes around the island*
Groups • Solo Female • Couples • Backpackers • Female Solo • Backpacker • Adventure • Nature • Wellness • Mountain • Outdoors
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Let me guess--- you're planning a trip to Bali but quickly getting overwhelmed with the planning process. I've been there, that's why I created this FREE guide with over 170 of my favorite accommodations, restaurants, hidden gems and activities! This guide also contains the following information: ☀️ When to visit Bali ⚠️ Travel resources + how to avoid scams 🇮🇩 Cultural specificities you should be aware of 💰 Money saving tips 🛺 All transportation options + tips on avoiding traffic 😴 Suggestions on where to stay - from luxury hotels to budget friendly home stays and hostels 🗺️ The Best of Bali - featuring every landmark + activity Bali is famous for 📌 Curated points of interest (temples, beaches, waterfalls, hikes, parks, cafes, bars + restaurants) around each city 🛥️ Boat tours + island day trips 🤿 Excursions + activities 🚗 East Bali Day Trip Itinerary 📸 Exclusive photos and videos from me, and so much more! 📍Locations Covered: 🌋Ubud 🏝️Nusa Penida 🧘🏻‍♀️Sanur 🍹Canggu 🌅Uluwatu 🌺Seminyak 🪬Sukawati 🪷 Mengwi ⛩️Amlapura 🎍Munduk 🐠Gili Islands Click the map icon for location pins and directions that connect directly to your phone's Google or Apple Maps🗺️
Backpacker • Couples • Digital Nomads • Female Solo • 50+ • Adventure • Budget • Luxury • Foodie • Overlanding • People & Culture • Photography • Road Trip • Slow Travel • Sustainable/Eco
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5 Days in Iceland for 350€, how is it possible? This map is massive and information intensive, and goes well beyond our 5 days. It contains more than 150 places all around Iceland and includes: - How to see and prepare for the Aurora Borealis - All the itinerary of our 350€, 5 days budget trip (note: flight was included in the price). - Must see natural wonders - Places for summer hiking / camping - Hostels and Guesthouses (for winter) - Grocery shops and supply stores - Game of Thrones locations The guide however, includes options for both Winter months to have a glimpse of the Aurora or Summer hikes to explore the highlands of Iceland. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Guide Contains the following sections: 1. Preparation 2. Northern Lights 3. Our 350€ Itinerary - Day 1 - Day 2 - Day 3 - Day 4 - Day 5 Extra: Ring Road - Nature (along the ring road) - Nature (summer crossing only) - Nice Viewpoints - Accommodation: Huts & Camping Grounds - Accommodation: BnB & Guesthouses - Game of Thrones Locations - Tiny Houses and Villages - Hot Springs & Beaches - Animal Colonies - Caves, Canyons & Ravines - Culture, Shops & Museums ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Backpacker • Family • Groups • Female Solo • Adventure • Budget • Camping • Outdoors • Photography • Relaxation • Road Trip • Slow Travel • Sustainable/Eco • Van Life
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