Events

Jan 01    Maguagua Falls    Very Medium/Difficult    4 hours for 2.5 miles
We head to a unique waterfall in central Guam where we will relax and enjoy the views overlooking Maguagua Valley. Bring: 3 liters water, hiking boots/clothes that can get wet, gloves, sun screen, sunglasses, insect repellent, snacks, and camera. Special conditions: Swordgrass, steep slopes, and climbing with a rope.

Dec 25    Sella Bay     Medium    3 hours for 2 mile
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

Dec 18     Upper Lonfit Waterfall Valley      Very Difficult      5 hours for 4 miles
Hike the upper reaches of the Lonfit River past an endless series of waterfalls, including swimming, jumping, a flume canyon, and a rope swing.
Bring: 3 liters water, sturdy hiking shoes that can get wet, gloves, sun screen, insect repellant, lunch, whistle, and a camera. Special conditions: Extensive walking in water, slippery rocks, steep slopes, mud, sword grass.

Dec 11    Agafayan Falls    Medium    4 hours for 2.5 miles
We descend to the Agfayan River ledges for jumping, sliding, and swimming in personal infinity pools. We then hike up the picturesque middle falls, stop to enjoy the beautiful Agfayan Falls, continue to Cannonball Falls, and circle back to the start.
Bring: 3 quarts water, sturdy hiking shoes that can get wet, gloves, sun screen, sunglasses, insect repellent, lunch, a whistle, and camera. Special conditions: Sword grass, steep slopes, and walking in water.

Dec 04    Dante River    Very Difficult    6 hours for 6 miles
This long hard hike brings us along a beautiful, pristine jungle river with three big waterfalls, many smaller falls, arguably the third best swim hole on the island, and several other interesting features.
Bring: 4 quarts water, hiking shoes, gloves, sun screen, insect repellent, lunch and snacks, a whistle, and camera. Special conditions: Possible mud, sword grass, steep slopes, walking in water.

Nov 27      San Carlos Falls      Very Medium       4 hours for 4 mile
We visit two beautiful waterfalls in central Guam with swimming and jumping. Bring: 3 quarts water, sturdy hiking shoes that can get wet, swimsuit, gloves, sun screen, sunglasses, insect repellent, lunch, and camera Special conditions: Steep slopes, walking in water, mud, rocky river, and climbing with a rope.

Nov 20      Cetti Falls       Very Difficult       3 hours for 1.5 miles
We descend into the Cetti Valley and then climb up all 7 waterfalls. This is a great hike that is rated very difficult and requires good upper body strength to complete because of the long rope climbs up (one of about 80 feet), which also adds an extra element of risk that can't be ignored. However, the reward of great views all through the hike, and the feeling of accomplishment of making it to the top make the effort worthwhile. Bring: 3 quarts water, sturdy hiking shoes that can get wet, swimsuit, gloves, sun screen, sunglasses, insect repellent, lunch, and camera. Special conditions: Steep slopes, sword grass, walking in water, and rope climbing.

Nov 13        Bens Falls      Difficult      3 hours for 1.5 miles
This is a nice little hike that offers a great set of waterfalls in a little know, cool green valley. Bring: 2 quarts water, sturdy hiking shoes that can get wet, gloves, sun screen, sunglasses, insect repellent, lunch, and camera. Special conditions: Walking in water through rocky river, steep slopes through sword grass, and climbing waterfalls with a rope.

Nov 06    Sasalaguan/Tak’hilo Loop     Very Very Difficult     6 hours for 5 miles
This hike is close to a triple difficult, so be honest and think twice before joining us. We travel to the top of the highest waterfall on Guam, situated in a deep, narrow, blind canyon. We then travel down the Bridal Trail, where we cross the “knifes edge” with amazing views of Tak’hilo Falls. Bring: 4 quarts water, hiking shoes, gloves, sun screen, lunch and snacks, and camera. Special conditions: Possible mud, sword grass, steep slopes up and down, high narrow areas, and a long hike.