Hi everyone, it's @lizanomadsoul here with the Monday edition of the #TravelDigest.
This time we have great stories from The US, Cuba, Portugal, Denmark, Venezuela, Italy, Oman, The UK, Malaysia, Argentina, and Armenia in our selection - so a little bit of everything! - Enjoy ;)
A couple of weeks ago I woke up to see it was a nice overcast day. Which was a nice change from the hot sunny summer days we'd been experiencing. So I figured I'd take advantage of it and get out for a fun day hike not too far from my house. I'm lucky to live pretty close to Lytle creek and the drive to the trailhead for the South fork is less than a half hour drive. The downside of this trailhead is that it can often get packed with people recreating along the creek as well as hiking the short hike to the highly popular Bonita falls. But on this day it was actually fairly quiet with only a few cars at the trailhead and my plan was to hike further up the canyon beyond Bonita where not very many people go. I parked, crossed the main creek on the bridge, and followed the maze of trails along the creek before heading up the wash bed of the South Fork. There are a bunch of use trails in the wash bed leading up to Bonita Falls, but once passed that the trails disappear.
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We are now walking our fouth day of The North Sea trail. From now on we change direction. Until now we have being walking straight north. Since Hirtshals is located in a corner, we followed the coast from west to east from now on. The route started on a paved road, to get out of Hirtshals. Then we came to the forest and the plantations. Not far from Tversted we crossed Uggerby Å, a stream that meets the sea here. Even though we didn't see any canoes, I know it is popular stream to for canoing. This day was the shortes day hike – only 18 kilometers – which gave us time to enjoy the landscape. When we reach Tversted, we hit the main road from the beach to our apartment for the night – Tannishus apartment hotel.
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Good morning, friends! Today I took a short trip to the Troia Peninsula, located south of Lisbon, about 60 km from the city center. In my experience today, I want to show you how to get to the peninsula, describe a few places you can visit, highlight the nature of this area considered a nature reserve, and give you the chance to see some 2nd-century Roman ruins in person. We'll conclude the Troia experience by traveling from the port to the city of Setubal on a catamaran, the local transport boat.
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