Events

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

Sept 14             Guatali Falls             Difficult             5 hours for 4 miles
We hike from the central mountains of Guam into a pristine valley with 4 large waterfalls, a jumping spot, and two swimming holes. Bring: 4 quarts water, sturdy hiking shoes that can get wet, swimsuit, gloves, sun screen, sunglasses, insect repellent, lunch, and camera. Special conditions: Rocky steep downhill trail, walking in water, sword grass, a long hike, and a long steep hike up and out.

2019 Rota Coconut Festival

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Sept 07           Mt. Finansanta Very,           Very Difficult           7 hours for 5 miles
Our hardest hike, three difficult hikes strung together. We visit 2 mountains with fantastic views, a pristine jungle river, and a narrow gorge with swimming, jumping, and rock sliding spots. Bring: 4 quarts water, strong shoes that can get wet, gloves, sun screen, insect repellent, lunch and snacks, and camera. Special conditions: Sword grass, steep slopes, walking in water, slippery rocks, a very long hike, more sword grass.

Labor Day weekend in North America is the same weekend the Marshall Islands pays tribute to its working class during Rijerbal Day, held on the first Friday of September.

Aug 31             Fintasa and Laolao Falls           Medium           3 hours for 2 miles
We journey to 2 cooling waterfalls in southeastern Guam. Enjoy swimming and waterfall showers at the scenic Fintasa Falls, head much further downstream to enjoy the open ledges, individual swim holes or water cave of Laolao Falls. Bring: 2 quarts water, hiking shoes, swimsuit, gloves, sun screen, sunglasses, lunch, and camera. Special conditions: Some walking in water, fairly steep hills to climb and descend, sword grass