Fadian Cove
Along the Mangilao coastline are a series of four small
coves below rugged limestone cliffs, the furthest south
of these coves is Fadian Cove. This hike has a rating of
medium difficulty. We begin with grandiose views north
of the coastline and ascend a steep slope through rough
limestone forest to arrive at Fadian Cove. Once at the
cove we can cool off in the calm waters which are excellent
for snorkeling. Please join us and don’t forget your
swim suits, snorkeling gear, and some snacks for relaxing
at the cove!
Fonte Dam
This gorgeous hike is not just a dam. Rated at a medium
difficulty, Fonte dam is a surreal experience. A picturesque
spill way overflows against imported red brick amongst
a back drop of lush wild jungle. Imagine how strange it
must seem to be trekking through natural jungle growth
until suddenly a vast man made structure appears before
you in the midst of what seems a completely uncivilized
area. Pictures of this image turn out incredible. Constructed
in 1910 under President Taft to supply the city of Hagatna
with water, this historic landmark is just one of Guam’s
many hidden treasures. Come join us on the hike to Fonte
dam.
Mount Sasalaguan
Saturday December 15, 8a.m.
You are in for a good long and difficult climb with dramatic views of the southern
mountains and Cocos Lagoon on this hike to Mount Sasalaguan. This trek is 4.2
miles in length, 960 feet up and 960 feet down requiring a minimum of roughly
four hours hiking time and two hours travel time, so please bring plenty of water,
sun screen, and snacks. Sun exposure is at its maximum during this hike and because “Sasalaguan” in
Chamorro means “hell”, you may feel like you hiked from hell and
back after this fantastic and scenic workout!
Priest Pools
This day is intended to be a fun filled family oriented day
trip in spirit of the season. Two scenic spots await us at
the south end of the island and both hikes are rated as easy.
Our first stop is Priest Pools also called “Nature’s
Own Swimming Pools”, a cascading series of eight multi-depth
pools flow out of the Pigua River and into the ocean. Don’t
forget your swimming suits! Our second stop will be Toguam
Bay, for a quiet and easy ocean beach walk along the scenic
coastline of southwest Guam. Snorkeling gear is an excellent
option on this second of two beautiful stops.
Contact Liz Blazek
(671) 888-4291
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