Hiking

Daily life can get hectic as we go about trying to make a living while living our lives. Sometimes the best antidote is to just get away from it all for a little while, and one of the best ways to do that on Guam is with a good beach hike.

Guam’s lush jungles and views make it a paradise for hikers and their furry friend. But before you trek out into the boonies with your companion, here are five handy tips to ensure a fun and safe hiking experience.

Embark on a tropical journey to these Guam waterfalls — which showcase the island’s remarkable natural beauty and will leave you in awe. Here are 5 waterfalls on Guam that are worth the hike. 

If you’re visiting Guam and want to see the island in ways you can only see with a hike check out some of the spots on our list. Read all of our tips for safe hiking on Guam.

The higher the climb, the better the view and the better the jump. Check out some of Guam's best nautral high dives. 

If you are visiting Guam and are looking for a beautifully unique experience, then you’ll love Mount Lamlam! The views are impressive, on one side looking over the lush hills of the island and on the other side gazing into the ocean’s horizon.

Catch the backside of a sunset or rise early and (hope to) sight dolphins at this peaceful and picturesque cliff in Mangilao.

Ritidian Point may be famed for its powdery, white sand and jeweled waters, but beyond the splendors of its shoreline lies much to see.

Ague Cove is a hidden gem in Guam’s suburban village of Dededo. Find the old FAA housing area, park, and walk a quarter of a mile to the trailhead.

The Chamorro village of Pagat existed on the shelf overlooking the Pacific Ocean. There are few artifacts of the early Chamorro village that existed there. Take a trek to Pagat Caves and see what you will discover.