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# Hakusan National Park

Hakusan National Park (白山国立公園 Hakusan Kokuritsu Kōen) is in Chubu of Japan, spanning Ishikawa, Gifu, Fukui and Toyama prefectures.

## Understand

Mount Haku is on the borders of Ishikawa and Gifu prefectures in Central Japan, and forms the centerpiece of the Hakusan National Park. It is an active volcano standing 2702 meters tall. A popular hiking destination and one of the Three Famous Mountains of Japan, Hakusan's best seasons are late summer and fall when the mountain is at its most picturesque.

### Flora and fauna

Mount Haku is known for its diverse plant life. There are various types of alpine plants in the vicinity, including the chocolate lily, which is Ishikawa's prefectural plant. The Golden Eagle, Ishikawa's prefectural bird, lives on the slopes of Mount Haku. The Rock Ptarmigan, Gifu's prefectural bird, used to live on the slopes as well; however, during the Meiji period, the entire population of Ptarmigan on the mountain disappeared (the bird is still abundant elsewhere in Japan). More information on the flora, fauna and history of Mount Haku can be found in the Mount Hakusan Nature Center.

### Climate
## Get in

Kanazawa is the nearest major city. A scenic drive into the park by the Mount Hakusan Super Forest road is possible in summer and autumn, but in winter and spring snowfall may be a problem and the road may be closed.
# Hakui

Hakui (羽咋) is a city in Ishikawa. It is conveniently situated between Kanazawa and the Noto Peninsula.

## Understand
### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site with integrated Google Translate.

## Get in

There is a local train from Kanazawa to Hakui. Hakui is also served by the Thunderbird Limited Express.
* 36.896639136.7832721 Hakui Station (羽咋駅 Hakui-eki). (updated Aug 2019)

## See

UFO Museum - The UFO Museum has an "alien autopsy" and records of every UFO sighting.

## Do

Drive on the beach Sumo Festival - Hakui holds a free outdoor Sumo tournament every September.
# Garrison

There is more than one place called Garrison:

### United States of America

* Garrison (Minnesota) — a town in Minnesota
* Garrison (Montana) — a town in Montana
* Garrison (North Dakota) — a town in North Dakota
# Garrettsville

Garrettsville is a village in Portage County in Northeast Ohio.

## Get in
### By car

SR 82 and SR88 pass through Garrettsville.

## Get around

The Headwaters Trail is a crushed limestone hike and bike trail that runs from Garrettsville to Mantua which starts near the old "Paul's Do It Center", or at the Village Park near the library. The ride to Mantua is about 6 miles.

## See

* Downtown Garrettsville. Has historic buildings and a boardwalk with a view of the waterfall. (updated Nov 2018)

## Do

* 41.328512-81.039231 Nelson Ledges State Park, on St. Rt. 282. has several hiking trails through the "ledges", including cliffs, crevasses, waterfalls, and rocky terrain, enough to keep hikers busy for a whole day. There is also a picnic area on the other side of the street, and the park is popular with locals. Not to be confused with Nelson Ledges Quarry Park, a privately owned campground down the street.
* Eagle Creek Nature Preserve, Hopkins Rd., Nelson Twp.. has a hiking trail through woods and wetlands, containing some relatively rare species of plants.

## Eat

* Cellar Door Coffee Co, 8138 Water St. (updated Nov 2018)

## Drink

* Candlelight Winery, 11325 Center St, ☏ +1-330-527-4118.
* Sean's Pub. (updated Nov 2018)

## Sleep

* Nelson Ledges Quarry Park. is a campground at Nelson Ledges. NLQP is a rustic campground with no showers and very few facilities. In the past the place has been known for wild parties, but the park has calmed down in the last 10 years or so. The campground is around a quarry lake surrounded by rocky cliffs with a swimming beach, and is huge with many campsites. There are weekend-long festivals with live music which are great, but can be expensive. Going to the Quarry on off-weekends is cheaper, and still fun without the craziness of festival weekends. Sometimes on the off-weekends they have a lifeguard on a boat and allow campers to jump off a 30-foot high cliff into the water, so keep a lookout. Camping during the week or the off-season is a much quieter, more secluded experience.

## Connect

* 41.2773-81.09691 Garrettsville Library, 10482 South St, ☏ +1 330-527-4378. (updated Nov 2018)

## Go next

* Cleveland
* Kent
# Garner State Park

Garner State Park is in the Hill Country River Region of Texas.

## Understand
### Flora and fauna

* Deer of the White-tailed and Axis varieties.
* Squirrels of the Fox and Black Rocks varieties.
* Local birds include Eastern Bluebirds, Golden-cheeked Warblers, the Rio Grande Turkey, and the Morning Dove.
Less common animals include raccoons, skunks, and armadillos.

### Climate
## Get in

The park is 31 mi (50 km) north of Uvalde off of US 83 at FM 1050.

## See

* Crystal Cave.
* Frio River.
* Old Baldy. A trail to the top of this hill begins at the Pecan Grove campsite.

## Do

* Biking - There are many paved trails throughout the park which are good for biking. Bicycle rentals are available at the park store.
* Dance - On long summer evenings, young people flock to Garner Pavilion for a nightly jukebox dance, a tradition dating back to the 1940s. Nightly sunset to 11PM.
* Kayaks and paddle boats can be rented at the dam for $6 an hour. Mid-March to Labor Day weekend.
* Putt-putt - There is an 18-hole course next to the pavilion.
* Tubing - Innertube rentals are available at the store for $6/day with a $10 deposit. A shuttle is available to take you upstream so you can float back down into the park.

## Buy

* Garner Park Convenience Store (Near the Pecan Grove campsite in the south of the park).
* Gift shop (Near Garner Pavilion).

## Eat

* Garner Grill (At Garner Pavilion). Hamburgers and hot dogs.

## Sleep
### Lodging

A limited number of cabins are available. Inquire at the visitor's center.

### Camping

* Pecan Grove Camping Area.
# Garowe

Garowe (Somali: Garoowe, Arabic: غاروي‎) is the administrative capital of the Puntland, in northeastern Somalia.

## Understand

In the Nugal province of northeastern Somalia, in the heart of the Puntland region, fast-growing Garowe is the seat of the regional parliament, the presidential palace and government ministries, and is a local media and cultural hub.

### History

The area was ruled in the 19th century by the Majeerteen Sultanate. It was later incorporated into Italian Somaliland.

## Get in
### By plane

Flights are limited to a few arrivals per week. Jubba Airways has flights once a week from Mogadishu and from Hargeisa.
* 8.45527548.5703651 Garowe International Airport. (updated Jun 2019)

### By car

Garowe is traversed by a 750-km north–south highway that connects major cities in the northern part of the country, such as Bosaso and Galkayo, with towns in the south.

## Buy

Being the retail and fashion hub of Somalia, it is no surprise that shopping is one of Garowe's greatest pleasures. From the local suuqa injida (injimarket) and Oolympic Shopping Mall to top-end shopping malls and everything in between, you will be sure to find something to suit your budget and style.

## Eat

Traditional banana and rice.

## Drink

Somali shaah (tea)

## Sleep

Garowe has more than 30 hotels, many of surprisingly high quality, and guest houses.
* Rayaan Park Hotel, isbartiibada Road (bus). Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 14:00. US$15. (updated May 2016)

## Stay safe

See the warning on the Somalia article for information on the security situation.

## Go next

* Bosaso
* Galkacyo
# Garrett County

Garrett County is in Western Maryland. It is the westernmost county in Maryland and a scenic area with a large amount of state park/forest land.

## Cities

* 39.6281-79.321 Accident
* 39.66369-79.405322 Friendsville
* 39.6969-79.15583 Grantsville
* 39.5583-79.35284 McHenry
* 39.41048-79.404385 Oakland - county seat
* 39.4589-79.23086 Swanton

## Other destinations

* 39.5095-79.39121 Deep Creek Lake

## Get in

* I-68E from Morgantown, WV & Preston County, WV.
* I-68W from Cumberland, MD (Allegany County).

## Do

* Fishing, hiking, skiing, whitewater rafting

### State parks, forests, & rivers

* Casselman River Bridge State Park, Grantsville
* New Germany State Park, Grantsville
* Savage River State Forest, Grantsville
* Herrington Manor State Park, Oakland
* Swallow Falls State Park, Oakland
* Big Run State Park, Swanton
* Deep Creek Lake State Park and Natural Resources Management Area, Swanton
* Youghiogheny Scenic & Wild River, Swanton

### Resorts

* Wisp Resort, McHenry - skiing here
* Deep Creek Lake Resort, Swanton

### Whitewater rafting

* Crabtree Creek (Swanton): 6 mi., class III-IV+,
* Top Youghiogheny (Oakland): 3 mi., class IV-V, $^{[deadlink]}$
* Upper Youghiogheny (Friendsville): 9.9 mi., class IV-V, $^{[deadlink]}$

## Learn

* Garrett College (McHenry)
* county hospital in Oakland has various low-cost health classes & workshops $^{[deadlink]}$

## Stay safe

* Garrett County Memorial Hospital (Oakland)
    251 N. 4th St.; Oakland, MD; 21550-1375; 1-301-533-4000 (dial 911 for emergencies); website
* Garrett County Sheriff's Office (Oakland)
    311 E. Alder Street; Oakland, MD 21550; 1-301-334-1911 (dial 911 for emergencies); 1-301-334-8852 (fax); website$^{[deadlink]}$

## Go next

* by car: Interstate 68 (Friendsville, Grantsville)
* by plane: Garrett County Airport (Accident)
    771 Airport Rd.; Accident, MD 21520; 1-301-746-8599; 1-301-746-7026 (fax); e-mail; website$^{[deadlink]}$
# Grant County

There is more than one place called Grant County:

### United States of America

* Grant County (Arkansas) - A county in Arkansas
* Grant County (Indiana) - A county in Indiana
* Grant County (Kansas) - A county in Kansas
* Grant County (Kentucky) - A county in Kentucky
* Grant County (Minnesota) - A county in Minnesota
* Grant County (Nebraska) - A county in Nebraska
* Grant County (New Mexico) - A county in New Mexico
* Grant County (North Dakota) - A county in North Dakota
* Grant County (Oklahoma) - A county in Oklahoma
* Grant County (Oregon) - A county in Oregon
* Grant County (South Dakota) - A county in South Dakota
* Grant County (Washington) - A county in Washington
* Grant County (West Virginia) - A county in West Virginia
* Grant County (Wisconsin) - A county in Wisconsin
# Granger

Granger is a town in the Columbia River Plateau region of Washington State with a dinosaur themed neighborhood.

## See

* Volcano Bathroom. The public bathrooms in town are housed in a building shaped like a volcano. free. (updated Apr 2015)
* Dinosaur Playground. A playground near the town's entrance where everything is shaped like dinosaurs. free. (updated Apr 2015)
# Granite City (Illinois)

Granite City is a town in the St. Louis Metro East area of Illinois.

## Understand

Granite City is a city in Madison County, Illinois, United States, part of the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area. At the 2010 census, the population was 29,849, with a total of about 67,000 in the immediate area. Officially founded in 1896, Granite City was named by the Niedringhaus brothers who established it as a steel making company town for the manufacture of kitchen utensils made to resemble granite.

## See

* Lincoln Place neighborhood. A historic district near downtown Granite City. Lincoln Place was a magnet for immigrants from Eastern Europe, Asia Minor, and Mexico. It has numerous historic churches and a community center built by Commonwealth Steel to educate the children of immigrants. Today, the neighborhood's ethnic history is preserved by the Lincoln Place Heritage Association.

## Do

* Tri-City Speedway. A dirt track boasting a newly-renovated 3/8 mile dirt oval with 10 degrees of banking in the corners. NASCAR legends such as Rusty Wallace and Tony Stewart have raced here.
* Granite City Cinema, 1243 Niedringhaus Ave, a 3 screen movie theater located downtown. +1 618-512-9000

## Sleep
### Camping

* 38.6856-90.09421 Horseshoe Lake State Park, 3321 Hwy 11, ☏ +1 618 931-0270. Class C campground. No electricity or showers. Open May 15-Oct 15
* KOA of Greater St Louis, 3157 W Chain of Rocks Rd, Granite City, ☏ +1 618 931-5160.
# Harbor Springs

Harbor Springs is a city in the Mackinac Area of Northern Michigan.

## Get in

Arrive on M-119, which becomes Main Street as you approach town. There are only several blocks of "Downtown" shopping, so be sure not to miss them!

## Get around

There is essentially no public transportation in Harbor Springs, so any travel to the greater Harbor Springs area, such as the ski resorts, requires a car. However, during the summer months it is quite popular for residents to travel by bicycle or by foot. In fact, in the exclusive community of Harbor Point, there are no cars allowed during the summer months.

## See

Check out the view from the bluff above the city; you can see all of Little Traverse Bay and its yearly changing vista.
* 45.430278-84.9847221 Andrew J. Blackbird Museum. (updated Jan 2020)
* Harbor Springs History Museum, 349 E. Main St, ☏ +1 231 526-9771, info@harborspringshistory.org. (updated Jan 2020)

## Do

Harbor Spring is home to two of Michigan's best ski resorts in Nub's Nob and Boyne Highlands $^{[deadlink]}$. Ski rentals are available at each resort if you don't have your own ski equipment.
* Young Americans Dinner Theater.

## Drink

There are essentially only three bars in Harbor Springs. There is Bar Harbor, which is purely a bar, and then there are bars at the Pier restaurant and the New Yorker restaurant.
# Haraz Mountains

Haraz Mountains are in Yemen.

## Regions

Haraz is an area named after the mountains which run through it and is home to some of the best qat and coffee in Yemen. For the tourist, outside of Manakha and Al Hajjerah, there are not too many places to go on your own (due lack of facilities and language barriers). It is fantastic for hiking but you should have a guide to make it easier travelling through the villages. It is one of the most conservative areas but offers some if the best hospitality and spectaclar views.

## Cities

Manakha is the main city in the Haraz mountains and was an ancient stronghold. It is perched on a mountain-side overlooking the valley which leads to Al Hudaydah on one side and the mountains leading to Sana'a on the other. Most visitors are western tourists or Ismailis going to one of their pilgrimage sites behind the city. It is a "city" in relation to the rest of the villages in the region, but by western standards is definitely a village. Mahweet is a northern city in the mountain range, but Manakha has more to offer for visitors and is easier to get to.

## Understand

Because of its conservative nature, a guide is really recommended in the area unless you are really experienced in Yemen and its culture. It is one of the most beautiful areas in Yemen and worth the visit, but be aware of how easily westerners can offend people (mostly by accident) and how that affects the visitors that come after them.

## Talk

Arabic is the language, but outside of the Manakha area the dialect gets very thick and seems almost like a new language. For this reason, unless you are very fluent you really should have a guide with you.

## Get in

From Sana'a you can go by bus, taxi or private car to Manakha and from there set up your trip. To go by bus you would take the bus to Hodeidah and get off in Al Mughraba and take a taxi to Manakha from there. Taxis leave from Bab Al Yemen or from 'Aser.

## See

* The whole area offers views more than anything. It also gives the tourist an opportunity to see traditional Yemenis and traditional ways of life- it is like stepping back in time in this region.
* Dancing- the dancing in Haraz is one of the more amazing sights you see in Yemen. Take the opportunity to watch when you can and if you can't find a wedding or occasion see the performance at the Al Hajjerah Tourist Hotel in Manakha (locals call it Funduq al 'Agel).
* Beni Ismail is a spectacular area that is famous for its coffee and the special technique used to grow it.
* Manakha rally is the only place for visitors to stay, but using the city as a basecamp of sorts will allow them to tour the region by foot.
* Haraz Wildlife Sanctuary.

## Eat

See the performance at the Al Hajjerah Tourist Hotel in Manakha. They serve the best meal in the area (a full traditional Yemeni meal with Hareesh, Saltah and Bint Assahan as the highlight, as well as some other dishes) and after your lunch a local musician comes to sing and Abdullah Al 'Agel (the owner) and his sons come out and dance. They are famous in the area for their dancing and hospitality.
# Harbert

Harbert is a village on Lake Michigan in Harbor Country.

## Eat

* Capozio's Restaurant (Harbert). A quaint family-run restaurant featuring inexpensive pizza, salad, and Italian fare. Great for casual eating or when on a budget.
* Cafe Gulistan features Kurdish, Middle Eastern food. Lamb, seafood and poultry, vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Local produce is used in dishes. There are located at 13581 Red Arrow Hwy.
* Luisa's Cafe and Harbert Swedish Bakery offers omelettes, pancakes, crepes, soups and other breakfast/lunch menu items. 13698 Red Arrow Hwy.
# Harbor Beach (Michigan)

Harbor Beach is a city in Huron County, part of the Thumb region in Central Michigan. The population is 1,664 as of the 2014 US Census estimates.

## Understand

Harbor Beach is a small town sitting on Lake Huron in Huron County. Major highways in the town include M-25 and M-142, which intersect practically less than a mile from the shores of the Great Lake. M-25 allows one to reach northern Huron County and further south to Port Huron. M-142 provides easy access to the larger city of Bad Axe, though its current population sits at just over 3,000 residents.

## Get in

Michigan State Roads 25 and 142 are the easiest routes to take into town.

## Get around

The main roads of Harbor Beach are Michigan State Roads 25 (Huron Ave.) and 142 (State St./Sand Beach Rd.).

## See

* 43.855556-82.6533331 Grice House Museum, 865 North Huron Avenue. History of local life. Building from the 1860s (updated Jul 2015)
* 43.845556-82.6308332 Harbor Beach Light. Small lighthouse build in 1885. (updated Jul 2015)

## Do

* Enjoy the beach in the summer. Swim in Lake Huron or go boating.

## Buy

* IGA ("Party Store"), 8974 Sand Beach Road (West of M-142, at the intersection of Sand Beach and Schock Roads), ☏ +1 989 479-6800. Grocery store at the local Citgo, much larger than that of a gas station convenience store. (updated Jul 2015)

## Eat

* Hunter's Bar, 132 N Huron Avenue (North of Michigan SR 142, on MSR 25), ☏ +1 989 479-3820. Local bar in the waterfront downtown of Harbor Beach. (updated Jul 2015)
* Anchorage, 139 S Huron Avenue (South of Michigan SR 142, on MSR 25), ☏ +1 989 479-9494. Seafood restaurant (updated Jul 2015)
* Varney's Coney Island Cafe, 190 Ritchie Drive (North on MSR 25), ☏ +1 989 479-6197. Local favorite, serving breakfast all day in addition to their lunch and dinner menus. (updated Jul 2015)

## Sleep

* Harbor Beach Inn, 722 State St, ☏ +1 989 479-9424. (updated Jul 2015)
* The State Street Inn, 646 State St, ☏ +1 989 479-3388. (updated Jul 2015)

## Go next

Port Hope
# Intercontinental itineraries

Itineraries that cross more than one continent.
* Around the World in Eighty Days
* Cape Route sea route around Africa
* Gringo Trail Latin America by bus or car
* Voyages of Thor Heyerdahl
* Istanbul to New Delhi overland overland drive
* Magellan-Elcano circumnavigation
* Moscow to Urumqi by train
* On the trail of Alexander the Great
* On the trail of Marco Polo
* Pan-American Highway
* Portugal to Singapore by train
* Silk Road routes to drive
* 41.7325-49.9469441 Titanic cities tour
* Trans-Siberian Highway
* Trans-Siberian Railway
# Interior

There is more than one place called Interior:

### Iceland

* Interior (Iceland) - A region in Iceland.

### Thailand

* Interior Phuket - A region in Thailand.
# Interlochen

Interlochen is a town in Northwest Lower Michigan located 15 miles southwest of Traverse City.

## Understand

Interlochen is best known as the location of Interlochen Center for the Arts, as well as Interlochen State Park.

## See

* 44.631026-85.7686981 Interlochen Center for the Arts, 4000 M-137, ☏ +1 231-276-7200. Founded in 1928, world-renowned Interlochen Arts Camp, and Interlochen Arts Academy provide training to hundreds of gifted and talented young people from around the world. Concerts, exhibitions, and performances take place daily. (updated Apr 2021)

## Do

* 44.6278-85.76281 Interlochen State Park, 4167 J Maddy Pkwy, ☏ +1 231-276-9511. (updated Apr 2021)

## Buy

* Blue Vase Book Exchange, 2048 M-137, ☏ +1 231-276-3338. F-Su 10AM-6PM. (updated Apr 2021)

## Eat

* Hofbrau Steak House & American Grille, 2784 M-137, ☏ +1 231-276-6979. (updated Apr 2021)

## Sleep

* Lake 'N Pines Lodge, 10354 Mud Lake Rd, ☏ +1 231-275-6671. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Apr 2021)
# Isabela (province)

Isabela is the second largest province in the Philippines in land area. It is in the Cagayan Valley.

## Cities

* 17.148889121.8894441 Ilagan — The provincial capital, with plenty of visitor attractions, most notably the Japanese Tunnel.
* 16.766667121.7833332 Cauayan — Provincial economic center
* 16.683333121.553 Santiago City — Regional commercial center.

## Understand

Isabela is considered among the richest and most progressive provinces in the Philippines.
The province has three geographic areas. The eastern area, straddled by the Sierra Madre mountain range, is rugged and thickly forested. A substantial portion is uncharted. These unexplored hinterlands are home to a rich variety of flora and fauna, and some are under government reservations. It is home to one of the world's largest remaining low-altitude rainforests, with numerous unknown endemic species of flora and fauna and biological diversity in the protected area known as the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park.
This primarily agricultural province is the rice and corn granary of Luzon due to its plain and rolling terrain.
Major languages spoken are Ilocano followed by Ibanag, Yogad, and Gaddang.

## Get in
### By road

Almost 180 km (110 mi) of the Asian Highway 26 pass through the different towns and cities of the province. Several bus companies offer daily trips to different routes like Manila, Dagupan, Baguio, Ilocos, and vice versa. Public utility vans and small-time bus operators ply daily trips from Tuguegarao in Cagayan to Santiago City vice versa, while jeepneys and tricycles are commonly used as the basic mode of transportation within the province's jurisdiction.

### By plane

There are three airports in the province. Cauayan Airport (CYZ) is the primary airport in the province serving a trip to Manila, Palanan, and Maconacon. The other two are Palanan Airport in Palanan and Maconacon Airport in Maconacon. The country's leading passenger airline Cebu Pacific services the Cauayan-Manila-Cauayan Route. Light planes operated by Cyclone Airways and WCC Aviation's Sky Pasada have flights from Cauayan Domestic Airport to the community airports in Palanan and Maconacon.