Events

Oct  12           San Carlos Falls           Very Medium           4 hours for 3 miles
We journey to a beautiful secluded waterfall in central Guam for swimming and pictures, then hike along a pristine jingle river to enjoy a second waterfall with jumping and swimming.    Bring: 3 quarts water, hiking shoes that can get wet, swimsuit, gloves, sun screen, insect repellent, lunch, and camera.    Special conditions: Steep slopes, walking in water, mud, rocky slippery river bottom, and climbing with a rope.

Oct  05             Lower Sigua Falls           Difficult           5 hours for 5 miles
We trek over the hills of central Guam to the island’s most iconic and picturesque waterfall, with the best swim hole on the island and good jumping and swimming.  We’ll also take the short side trip to Hidden Falls   Bring: 3 quarts water, good shoes, gloves, sun screen, sunglasses, insect repellent, lunch, and camera.      Special conditions: Sword grass, very steep slopes and ropes, little shade, and a long hike.

Join us in Guam's Biggest Obstacle Course Race and only qualifier to the OCR World Championships in the Asia Pacific region featuring world famous Starting line emcee and motivational speaker Coach Pain.

Sept 28             Inarajan Falls            Difficult 4            hours for 5 miles
We hike through the red clay badlands of southern Guam, through the grassy central savannah and finally down to the Inarajan River to enjoy swimming and showering in one of Guam’s most scenic waterfalls. Bring 3 quarts water, good shoes, gloves, sun screen, insect lunch and snacks, camera, and swimsuit. Special conditions: Steep slopes up and down, sword grass, little shade, climbing with a rope, and a long hike

The most important aspect of Marshall Islands culture, family, is the focus of this cultural festival held the last Friday of September.

Sept 21           Alutom Falls w/ Upper Sigua Opt.           Medium/Difficult           3 hours for 2 miles
From the top of Mt. Alutom we hike down to a hidden cool green waterfall with jumping and swimming. The adventurous can continue on to the steep drop to Upper Sigua Falls for waterfall fun before climbing back out. Bring: 2 liters water, hiking shoes, gloves, swimsuit, sun screen, insect repellent, lunch, and camera. Special conditions: Steep slopes, rocky trail, mud, a an uphill climb out