Sentences with phrase «trail takes you to the beach»

El Gavilan Trail takes you to the beach and the Ceiba and Bomba trail take you to Tortuguero Hill where you can get a spectacular view of the area.

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We have taken it on trails in the mountains, to the beach and everywhere in between.

Still, there are usually steps you can take: If you can't play at home, go on an active outing to a playground, hiking trail, or beach.

Take it to the park trails, beach, or uneven sidewalk, it can tackle any rough terrain.

The Revolution can be taken on a variety of terrain from muddy bumpy trails to sandy beaches and it handles with ease.

The Revolution Flex can be taken on a variety of terrain from muddy bumpy trails to sandy beaches and it handles with ease.

This awesome three - wheeler seamlessly takes you from city streets to the beach to park trails.

This awesome three - wheeler seamlessly takes you from your jogging route to the beach to park trails.

Just like an SUV with four - wheel drive, these strollers take you where you need to go in any kind of weather or terrain — beach, snow, gravel, trails.

Let's say you love riding your ATV on the beach or on the dirt trails behind your house but you want to take it up a level.

This past weekend we took a short trip to a local riverside beach complete with rocks for sunning, trails to conquer and a view fit for a few sun salutations; to do just that, explore.

Unique cabins provide a home base for guests to take advantage of Camp Wandawega's lakefront beach, hiking trails, shuffleboard courts and archery.

Rob continues to live and work in San Francisco, where you can find him taking advantage of the city's beaches, running trails, and restaurants.

I could take her to off - leash dog parks, public parks, hiking trails, beaches, pet stores, restaurants, festivals, outdoor celebrations, sporting events, malls, and even my neighborhood bar.

Maybe try a new trail on your morning walk, take a trip to the beach or pack your smaller furry friend into a secure bike basket and go for a ride.

An easy - to - follow trail leads from Long Beach over the hill to Coral Bay — beach to beach it takes about 10 minBeach over the hill to Coral Bay — beach to beach it takes about 10 minbeach to beach it takes about 10 minbeach it takes about 10 minutes.

A five minute drive north will take you to the end of the road at Kee Beach and the gateway to the Kalalau Trail.

Take a peek at our beach maps to get a feel for the area's trails, beach options, and to help choose which one you want to visit first!

Take a boat cruise down Cooper Creek looking for salt water crocodiles, birds, butterflies and lots of other interesting rainforest dwellers, take a walk on beautiful beaches where the rainforest grows to the edge of the sand, walk along trails to reach the peak so you can gaze out over the ocean and mountains beyond and then begin your journey back to Port Douglas but not before calling into Mossman Gorge to explore this new interactive Aboriginal cultural centre and maybe even have a swim in the cool riTake a boat cruise down Cooper Creek looking for salt water crocodiles, birds, butterflies and lots of other interesting rainforest dwellers, take a walk on beautiful beaches where the rainforest grows to the edge of the sand, walk along trails to reach the peak so you can gaze out over the ocean and mountains beyond and then begin your journey back to Port Douglas but not before calling into Mossman Gorge to explore this new interactive Aboriginal cultural centre and maybe even have a swim in the cool ritake a walk on beautiful beaches where the rainforest grows to the edge of the sand, walk along trails to reach the peak so you can gaze out over the ocean and mountains beyond and then begin your journey back to Port Douglas but not before calling into Mossman Gorge to explore this new interactive Aboriginal cultural centre and maybe even have a swim in the cool river.

Take an afternoon or evening to browse the shops and try out one of the restaurants in downtown Gustavia, 4.5 miles away, or walk the Colombier Beach Trail, 5 miles away, for some of the island's most incredible scenery.

Whether visiting University of Santa Cruz, strolling downtown galleries on Pacific Avenue, taking in a FREE Friday Night Concert at the Beach, or just getting outside to enjoy the vast natural beauty of Santa Cruz's parks and trails, in Santa Cruz, you'll find plenty of things to do and everything you need to embrace the best of life's pleasures.

Guests staying at the Exotic Caye Beach Resort can opt to take a mainland day trip full of cave tubing and even riding ATVs along old logging trails.

A short hike down the Batteries to Bluffs Trail takes you to this relatively secluded beach that offers incredible photographic potential.

A popular route for drivers, the charms of its wild coastline and deserted beaches are even more evident for those who go off road and take to the dedicated hiking trails.

South Head heritage trail takes you past Lady Bay Beach, which permits nude bathing, and then on to the tip of South Head.

Baker Beach is a great option for picnicking with your family or taking a hike with your dog, as there's a lovely trail along the cliffs that connect to the bBeach is a great option for picnicking with your family or taking a hike with your dog, as there's a lovely trail along the cliffs that connect to the beachbeach.

The beach is also a country park where travellers can try fishing, take advantage of the equestrian trails and access BBQ grills to make the perfect summer lunch.

Take the epic Highway One drive between San Francisco and Los Angeles to discover secret beaches and soaring cliffs along Big Sur, stroll a redwood trail, find a sea otter at the incomparable Monterey Bay Aquarium and sip Pinot Noir at sunset in the romantic Santa Ynez Valley.

After wiping the sleep from our eyes and filling our bellies with delicious eats from Whole Foods, our North Team adventurers will take the Tennessee Valley Trail to the rugged coastline of Rodeo Beach.

Take to exploring a hidden waterfall and quick rainforest trails at China Beach Campground, west of Jordan River.

Surfers should head to Paradise Cove Beach, which is known for having the best waves, while Point Dume Nature reserve and Leo Carrillo beach have excellent walking trails, which you can take along the cliff tops to more secluded beaches neBeach, which is known for having the best waves, while Point Dume Nature reserve and Leo Carrillo beach have excellent walking trails, which you can take along the cliff tops to more secluded beaches nebeach have excellent walking trails, which you can take along the cliff tops to more secluded beaches nearby.

From the hustle and bustle of some of South East Asia's most dynamic and modern cities to tropical rainforests and isolated, unspoilt beaches this local transport trip takes in many iconic highlights, while also uncovering some unknown gems well off the backpacker trail.

It connects with a beautiful beach trail that takes you down to Wailea, and onto Polo beach (about 3 hours roundtrip.)

You can hike to these Kauai waterfalls on the Kalalua Trail but it will take a full day to make the round - trip from Ke`e Beach.

A scenic drive north will take you to the end of the road at Kee Beach and the gateway to the Kalalau Trail.

Now heading east, you will see the Mori Ridge Trail — take this trail all the way to Rockaway BTrail — take this trail all the way to Rockaway Btrail all the way to Rockaway Beach.

Take the pup on a challenging hike on the Fort Cronkhite Trail to Old Bunker Road, or romp around on the sandy shores of Rodeo Beach.

Take a longer walk on the Kortum Trail, tracing along the bluff tops from Blind Beach to Shell Beach.

You can go horseback riding along the pristine beach and jungle trails, have encounters with scarlet macaws, monkeys, coatis and iguanas during nature walks, enjoy kayaking in the waves, experience the thrill of catching a game fish, and take a hike to the waterfall and have a delicious picnic under a tranquil shade of trees.

Although it is the least scenic trail, it is very popular due to taking hikers straight to the wide - open beach.

When you stay at Oceanpoint Ranch, take our private beach trail to the 1 - mile boardwalk that meanders along the coast of Moonstone Bbeach trail to the 1 - mile boardwalk that meanders along the coast of Moonstone BeachBeach.

Located within four blocks of beach access and extensive hiking trails, the Whale Watcher is designed to take maximum advantage of the outdoor life.

Delve into its mining past at the steam - powered Levant mine, near St Just; embrace its salty present in Penzance, taking a boat to spy dolphins and seals offshore; or simply soak up the striking coastline on the 22 km Lizard Point to Porthleven trail, wandering desolate coves, isolated beaches and wildflower - strewn cliff tops.

This guided tour will take you along the beach trails to «Rio Claro», an inviting fresh water lagoon where you can enjoy swimming and make yourself cool off.

Napili Gardens 1 is within walking distance to the Kapalua Resort area where you can take advantage of 23 tennis courts, 2 championship golf courses, Kapalua Bay Beach, scenic hiking trails, and the Kapalua Adventure Center where you can zipline, which is one of the newest sensational island experiences on the west side.

From the hustle and bustle of some of South East Asia's most dynamic and modern cities to the isolation and tranquillity of its unspoilt beaches and rainforest, this local transport trip takes in many of Indochina's iconic highlights, while also uncovering some unknown gems well off the backpacker trail.

This tour will take you from the river up to the hills with breathtaking views of the ocean, beaches and mangroves, through jungle trails and along the beaches of Nosara and Ostional.

Once inside the park you may choose to take a stroll along one of the nature trails, explore the botanical gardens or simply relax on the white sandy beach.

Take the epic Highway One drive between San Francisco and Los Angeles to discover secret beaches and soaring cliffs along Big Sur, stroll a redwood trail, spy a sea otter at the incomparable Monterey Bay Aquarium, and sip Pinot Noir at sunset in the romantic Santa Ynez Valley.

You could also take a boat tour out to the Brijuni Islands, now a protected national park, where you'll find fantastic hiking trails, unspoilt beaches, ancient ruins and even some dinosaur footprints!