Een lange klifwandeling met
voortdurend prachtige vergezichten over het omringend heuvelland. De
wandeling kent een groot avontuurlijk en gevarieerd karakter, met als
hoogtepunt de top van heilige berg de Montsant.
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Wandeling naar La Morera de Montsant. Tijdens de
route passeren we de restanten van een eeuwenoud klooster dat op een
bijzondere plek onder de hoge steilwand van de Montsant heeft gestaan.
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After arriving at Étang-Salé, a short visit can be made to the pond in the center of the village that gave its name to the village. Then just head to the coast and start the hike between the two cities. No chance of getting lost as the trail is well marked. It is first of all very nice in the rocks by the sea and then mostly on sand all the way to Bel Air.
Cassie and I headed out to Creve Coeur Lake park for a ride on a hot Sunday. We didn't know how long we'd go, but the goal was the bridge over the Missouri. The highlights:1) Cassie did great round trip. 2) Busy around the lake, but the trail to the bridge was empty. 3) The Page extension is really a marvelous engineering project.
Een fraaie rondwandeling door de wijnheuvels rondom het dorp. De
Montsant aan de horizon levert prachtige fotogenieke beelden op.
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First real trip of 2013. I was planning on a 60 mile ride, but was overruled by the family. :-)I decided to stick to Kirkwood since I had to get a tennis pass renewed and grab some things from the library. Highlights:1) Kirkwood is a great town. 2) Stopped by friends house and had a nice chat. Usually I am loathe to just drop by, but their porch has an official facebook check in location.
Certainly not among all the well-known trails to get to the volcano but it's without any doubts one of the most interesting. It starts at Bras des Calumets and, after going through the village, you walk into a cryptomeria forest that will lead you up to an altitude of 1800 meters where you enter into the Parc de La Réunion and the tropical forest.
We took the 11-year-old Scouts from our ward (Troop 601) hiking up Kanarra Canyon for our May activity. On the trip were Jeremy Dye, Clancy Black, Domonic Arochi, and Dylan Prince.For more information on this hike, see http://dyeclan.
This is a walk more than a hike. It's right next to the city of Saint-Paul, but nevertheless somehow remote. It's a nice and quite walk that'll take you around part of the old pound and through the site of the now demolished 428 meter-Omega antenna that overlooked the Bay of Saint-Paul until 1999.
This hike is similar to the one done on March 24th, very near by, and also taking old trails no longer used by locals but a few tourists. Concrete parts have been built within the last ten years for agricultural machinery operating in sugar plantations. Nevertheless, nature is still present and papangs "Réunion harriers" can be seen hunting over the Ravine "gully"de la Fontaine.