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6.8
km
3
hrs
Sliding Sands Trail
Hike down into the huge crater (11 km across) of an inactive volcano. The crater is mostly eroded. There are two gaps in the sides of the crater walls that water has eroded through over the centuries. The interior of the crater is sandy and desolate and contains many cinder cones (sand hills formed from smaller volcanic activity).
3
km
return
1
hr
Manoa Falls
A walk to the 150 foot (46m) Manoa Falls near Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
1
km
30
mins
ʻĪao Needle Lookout Trail
An eroded volcanic core (similar to Glasshouse Mountains, Queensland) nestled within a deep valley.
6.1
km
2
hrs
Swinging Bridges Trail
Hike through rainforest and across two swinging bridges (think Indiana Jones) over a stream.
80
km
return
5
days
El Mirador
A longish hike along a Mayan roadway to the partially excavated Mayan city, today called El Mirador, deep in the Guatemalan jungle.
8
km
return
3.5
hrs
Shackleton's Walk
Historically important walk where Sir Ernest Shackleton, Frank Worsley and Thomas Crean made the frist crossing of South Georgia Island in May 1916. This after surviving one of the most incredible small jounrney in history after his crew were marooned on Elephant Island (Antarctica), after a failed attempt to enter the Weddell Sea to cross the Antarctican continent. This walk is the last section of this epic journey across South Georgia Island to the Stromness Whaling Station.
4.5
km
return
5
hrs
Mt Tomanivi
At 4,344ft Mt Tomanivi is Fiji's highest mountain and is located on the Central Northern part of the island between Nadi and Suva. The mountain is frequently engulfed in clouds and storms making it muddy and slippery almost year round. That being said there is a well marked track to the summit with a nice clearing at the top that offers a 360 degree view on clear days.
6
km
return
4
hrs
Mt Koroyanitu
Only an hours drive away from Nadi lies the fourth highest mountain in Fiji. Well marked track to the summit with waterfalls and incredible views! Also known as Mt Batilamu or Mt Evans.
8
km
return
2.5
hrs
Castle Rock Loop
I worked for the Australian Antarctic Division in 2009/10 and undertook this walk whilst transiting through the US base, McMurdo Station, on route to Casey Station. We were not given permission to do the full loop and walked half way and returned. I just wanted to share although I know that it is not accessible to everyone.
11
km
one-way
3
hrs
Cape Armitage Loop
From McMurdo Station walk along road to Scott Base and then out onto the sea-ice and return to McMurdo Station. Once again, just sharing this walk that I did whilst working in Antarctica. I know that it is not accessible to everyone.
11
km
return
4
hrs
Laguna de los Cinco Hermanos
Great walk through the forest, ending with a very steep climb up to the lake. Beautiful scenary, lots of birdlife and incredible to see both Mount Olivia & Cinco Hermanos so close. The waterfalls on the way up (Cascada Velo de la Novia Ushauia) are not to miss!
I estimate that it would take about another 2 hours return to Cerro Cloche (which is the South), and would be a very easy walk as you are already at a similar altitude.
6
km
return
3
hrs
Cerro Cortez
Short but steep hike with amazing views over Ushuaia and the backside towards the north.
12
km
return
4
hrs
Cerro del Medio
A beautiful walk that is popular with the locals. Lots of different vegetation. Short and possible to walk from the port or town
20
km
return
7
hrs
Cerro Roy
Long and difficult hike to the summit of Cerro Roy. There are many ways to get up and down this mountain. Amazing views from the top
10
km
return
4
hrs
Cerro Godoy
Steep climb to the summit. Amazing views on the way and at the top
7
km
return
3
hrs
Glacial Martial
Probably the most popular hike in Ushuaia. Easy and beautiful. Remember to bring a jacket as it is significantly colder here than in Ushuaia
2.6
km
return
90
mins
Mount Coolum
Enjoy a steep trek to the summit of one of the Sunshine Coast’s ancient volcanic domes. Created about 26 million years ago, Mount Coolum is a laccolith, formed when a dome-shaped bulge of magma cooled below the Earth’s surface.
Spectacular coastal views, rare and threatened plants, wildflowers, bird life and geology feature here.
