Boonie Stomp

June 19   Canuon River   Difficult    4 hours for 3 miles
We explore a tributary of the Tarzan River, hiking up a deep gorge with large boulders and rock formations to climb up, over, and around. Then we visit several waterfalls and small swimming pools. Bring: 3 quarts water, get wet shoes, gloves, insect repellant, sunscreen, lunch and snacks, and camera. Special conditions: Lots of walking in water, steep hills, climbing over boulders, and a little sword grass.

June 12    Hila’an    Medium    4 hours for 3 miles
We hike north along the beaches and headlands of the northwest coast to visit the mushroom rocks, the ancient village of Hila’an with its latte stones, shark’s hole were the snorkeling is excellent if the water is clam, and the cool freshwater pool of Lost Pond. Bring: 2 quarts water, hiking shoes, swim suit, snorkel gear, sun screen, insect repellent, lunch, and camera. Special conditions: Hiking over some rough rocks and in the water.

June 05     Lower Sigua North    Very Difficulty    6 hours for 5 miles
We take the seldom traveled northwest ridge from Mt. Alutom to the opposite side of Lower Sigua Falls. There are excellent views from several open ridge tops, seeing the island from a different angle, then jumping and swimming at the falls. Bring: 4 quarts water, hiking shoes, gloves, sunscreen, lunch and snacks, and camera. Special conditions: Lots of sword grass, little shade, steep climbing up and down hills, and a very long hike.

May 29    Taguan     Medium    3 hours for 2 miles
We climb down the trail and steps to the east coast lamasa above the Pacific Ocean for beautiful views. If surf is low we can travel south to the sea cave for swimming, or head north to the double arch. Novice hikers or families can just enjoy the swim pool on the reef. Bring 2-3 quarts water, get wet shoes, sunscreen, gloves, snacks, and camera. Special conditions: Steep and slippery trail, rough coral rocks, lunch and snacks

May 22    Sigua River Walk    Difficult    5 hours for 5 miles
Revisiting an old hike, we travel to the top of Lower Sigua Falls, up the smaller top falls, then continue walking up river to Upper Sigua Falls, passing three smaller waterfalls on the way. Bring: 4 quarts water, get wet shoes, gloves, sun screen, bug spray, lunch and snacks, and camera. Special conditions: Sword grass, steep slopes, long uphill climbs, extensive walking in water, a long hike.

May 15     Sella Bay     Medium     3 hours for 2 miles
We hike down on an easy trail to Sella Bay, where we can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and historical sites such as the photogenic Spanish Bridge. On the way back hikers can choose the slightly more difficult waterfall route. There are several shady spots to rest on the way out. Bring: 2 quarts water, hiking shoes, gloves, snorkeling gear, sunscreen, lunch, and camera. Special conditions: Slippery trail, rocks, and steep slopes.

May 08    Brittney’s Falls     Very Difficult     6 hours for 5 miles
We travel to the very center of Guam to explore a small 20 foot waterfall with a deep freshwater swimming hole and a fun jump. For those with an historical interest, we offer the option to continue to the seldom seen Yokoi’s Cave. Bring: 4 quarts water, hiking shoes, gloves, sun screen, insect repellent, lunch and plenty of snacks, and a camera. Special conditions: Sword grass, river crossing, a rope climb, little shade, a muddy swamp, and a long hike.

May 01 Mt. Lamlam North      Very Difficuly      6 hours for 4 miles
We take the long steep Bens down trail to the false summit for views and pictures, then take the jagged rocky trail to the true summit. After a walk through sword grass hell we reach the open cliff ledges, cave, and possibly the maze. Finally, we head steeply downhill to our cars. Bring: 4 quarts water, hiking shoes, gloves, sunscreen, lunch and snacks, and camera. Special conditions: Lots of sword grass, little shade, a lot of steep climbing, jagged rocks, and a very long hike.

Apr 24       Taguon Bay to Umatac       Easy      2 hours for 1 mile
A great family and tot hike, a great beach dive/snorkel hike, and our annual cleanup hike. We walk along the south
shore of Umatac Bay, cross the headlands through grass and trees, then reach the beach. After the hike, Taguon Bay is a
great place to swim, snorkel, and beach dive. Bring: 1 quart water, get wet shoes, swim suit, snorkel gear, sun screen,
lunch, and camera. Special conditions: Some rough rocks and a small stream to cross.

Apr 24      MOONIE STOMP - Mt. J-M      Medium      3 hours for 2 miles
We hike up to the top of Mt. Jumullong-Manglo to watch the sunset and hopefully catch a green flash, then enjoy the
spectacular views while waiting for the full looking moon to hike down. Bring: HEADLIGHT or flashlight, 1 quart water,
sturdy hiking shoes, gloves, and insect repellent. Special conditions: A steep hill to climb, areas of rough trail.