Cerro Tronador (Refugio Otto Meiling)

This two-day Patagonia hike leads to Refugio Otto Meiling on the slopes of Cerro Tronador, one of the most prominent peaks in the Bariloche region. The route climbs through coihue and lenga forests before emerging onto a high rocky ridge that culminates at the refuge (1,905m). Positioned between the Castaño Overa and Alerce glaciers, the stay offers a unique opportunity to witness active glacial calving. The trail follows a well-defined path of forest floor and alpine rock, with a final sustained push to reach the rocky spine where the hut perches.

The Newport Cliff Walk is a world-famous, 3.5-mile public access walkway that borders the shoreline of Newport, Rhode Island. It is famous not for wilderness or elevation, but for its stunning, unparalleled juxtaposition of nature and Gilded Age opulence. On one side of the trail, the wild, crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean smash against craggy, dark rock outcroppings. On the exact other side, rising from perfectly manicured lawns, sit the massive, historic '$100-million' mansions built by American industrialists like the Vanderbilts and Astors at the turn of the 20th century. Designated as a National Recreation Trail, it transforms a leisurely coastal stroll into an architectural and historical tour.