I loved this hike, you and Story could do this hike pretty fast though, if you just do the first half and stop at the beach. To continue on, would add another hour to your hike, but then you see the waterfall, which was pretty magical. Otherwise an 1:15 there and same back. During the rainy I loved this hike, you and Story could do this hike pretty fast though, if you just do the first half and stop at the beach. To continue on, would add another hour to your hike, but then you see the waterfall, which was pretty magical. Otherwise an 1:15 there and same back. During the rainy season, if there's no wind, bring repellent!…see moresee less
I loved this hike, you and Story could do this hike pretty fast though, if you just do the first half and stop at the beach. To continue on, would add another hour to your hike, but then you see the waterfall, which was pretty magical. Otherwise an 1:15 there and same back. During the rainy I loved this hike, you and Story could do this hike pretty fast though, if you just do the first half and stop at the beach. To continue on, would add another hour to your hike, but then you see the waterfall, which was pretty magical. Otherwise an 1:15 there and same back. During the rainy season, if there's no wind, bring repellent!…see moresee less
When to Go: Spring through fall is best for weather, but the climb can be done year round when the summit isn’t covered with snow and ice. Expect fog, wind, rain, and hail rolling in off the Atlantic at any time.
When to Go: October to May is the season for this beach route along the northeastern shore. Go with the Bay of Fires Walk; it’s the only way in or out.
When to Go: Relatively low elevation means this route opens in June and can be hiked until late September. But come prepared: The Long Range Mountains are on the Gulf of St. Lawrence and take the brunt of some of the worst weather in the world. Go with a guide Round-Trip: 23 miles, 3 to 5 days
When to Go: Relatively low elevation means this route opens in June and can be hiked until late September. But come prepared: The Long Range Mountains are on the Gulf of St. Lawrence and take the brunt of some of the worst weather in the world. Go with a guide service if you’re not an expert navigator.…see moresee less
When to Go: The Coast Range opens up a bit earlier than the Rockies, so you can push the season a bit. Late June to early October works most years, but August has the best weather—and sees the heaviest traffic.
When to Go: October through April, when desert temperatures relent—a little. Go with Adventure Jordan, the local company that discovered this 50-mile route through the deserts, mountains, and peaks of Jordan.
When to Go: Pre-monsoon (March or April) gives you the rhododendrons in bloom and lots of climber action, but post-monsoon (November) gives you drier weather. Go with guide services that use local Sherpa guides, cooks, and porters—it’s part of the experience.