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# Hemphill

Hemphill is in Deep East Texas. It is the county seat of Sabine County in the easternmost reaches of Texas. The area is a gateway to Toledo Bend Reservoir, but also has a more pensive recent history, as the area where many of the crashing remains of the Space Shuttle Columbia fell on February 1, 2003. The town has a NASA museum and memorial dedicated to fallen astronauts.

## Get in
### By highway

Texas Highways 87 and 184 are the primary points of entry into Hemphill. Texas Highway 21 is nine miles to the north, which provides east and west connections to Lufkin and Many, Louisiana.

## See

31.3459-93.844681 Patricia Huffman Smith NASA Museum (NASA's Columbia Museum), 375 Sabine Street, Suite B, ☏ +1 409 787 4827. Tu-Sa 10 AM-5PM, Closed Su M. Museum and memorial dedicated to the Space Shuttle Columbia accident in 2003. The museum has multiple exhibits and special events, such as guest speakers and programming for kids throughout the year. Admission $5 adults, $3 students. (updated Mar 2025)

## Sleep

The town of Hemphill has no hotel/motel style accommodations in the town limits. The nearest motel is the Rodeway Inn & Suites, 11 1/2 miles to the northeast on Texas Highway 21, just before crossing the Pendleton Bridge into Louisiana.
However, there are a small handful of bed & breakfast type options in the town, and can be found via B&B booking websites like Airbnb and VRBO.
# Orange (Texas)

Orange is in the Bayous region of East Texas.

## Understand

Orange sprung up in the late 19th century as a major supplier in the Texas lumber industry, with some 17 sawmills at one time. Now it's heavily into chemical processing industry with what looks like chemical row along the Sabine River, when it's not being ravaged by hurricanes, that is. An impressive art museum exists here.
* Orange Convention and Visitors Bureau, 812 N 16th St, ☏ +1 409-883-1011. M-F 8AM-noon, 1-5PM. (updated Jan 2022)
* 30.1233-93.7121 Texas Travel Information Center at Orange (I-10 Westbound), ☏ +1 409 883-9416. 8AM-5PM, daily. Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day: 8AM-6PM. (updated Jan 2022)

## See

* 30.0935-93.73621 Stark Museum of Art, 712 Green Ave, ☏ +1 409 886-2787. W-Sa 9AM-5PM. A rather incongruous but high quality museum of Western and Native American art here in this swampy corner of southeastern Texas. (updated Jan 2022)
* 30.092656-93.735152 W H Stark House, 610 Main Ave, ☏ +1 409 883-0871. A locally historic Queen Anne-style house open for tours and full of antiques, but remember no touch. (updated Jan 2022)

## Do

* 30.1092-93.75921 Shangri La Botanical Gardens & Nature Center, 2111 W Park Ave, ☏ +1 409 670-9113. Tu-Sa 9AM-5PM. Boardwalks take you out over a swampy expanse here. Free, donations welcome. (updated Jan 2022)
* 30.09159-93.735962 Lutcher Theater-Performing Arts, 707 Main Ave, ☏ +1 409 886-5535. Here you can listen to bards and that sort of thing. (updated Jan 2022)

## Sleep

* The Best Price Motel & Suites, 2610 I-10, ☏ +1 409 883-0231. Breakfast provided. (updated Jan 2022)
* Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 2655 I-10 East, ☏ +1 409 882-9222. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. Includes breakfast, and has an outdoor pool and laundromat. (updated Jan 2022)
# Carmila

Carmila is a town of 340 along the Bruce Highway in Central Queensland on the section of highway between Rockhampton and Mackay.

## Get in

Carmila is 101 km (63 mi) south of Mackay – simply head south for an hour and turn left onto Music St. Do make sure to use navigation as the signage to the town is rather poor and very easily missable. From Rockhampton, it's the same but in north but for 237 km (147 mi) (and 132 km (82 mi) from Marlborough) and turn right onto Music St instead.
If using online map services, make sure you enter directions for "Carmila Hotel", not "Carmila" – if using Google Maps, "Carmila" may take you to another place around 15 km (9.3 mi) north of the actual town.
Spirit of Queensland awhich operates between Cairns and Brisbane stop by -21.90989149.415641 Carmila Station at least four times a week. Greyhound's coastal Queensland service also makes a stop at Carmila. However, there is no other means of getting to the only thing to see/do in Carmila (the beach) from the station.

## See and do

* -21.9121149.46421 Carmila Beach, Carmila Beach Rd (eastern end of road, near The Esplanade). A nice secluded beach, often rarely crowded meaning on most days you get the beach to yourself. There is also a boat ramp available at the north end of the beach into a small river adjacent to the beach. (updated Mar 2025)

## Eat and drink

The Carmila Hotel has food and drink available.

## Sleep

* -21.9096149.41631 Carmila Hotel, 15 Quality St, ☏ +61 7 4950 2380. (updated Mar 2025)
* -21.9088149.41442 Carmila Sands Motel, 36/38 Music St, ☏ +61 7 4950 2026. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. Around $160/night. (updated Mar 2025)
# Buckley

Buckley (Welsh: Bwcle) is a town in Flintshire.
# Bolesławiec

Bolesławiec is a medieval town in Lower Silesian Voivodship, Poland. Bolesławiec is a major ceramic and art centre, so there are plenty of galleries and workshops to see and experience. Nearby, lies the historic Castle Kliczkow, now fully renovated and open to both day visitors and guests.

## Get in
### By train

* 51.266215.57131 Bolesławiec railway station (Bolesławiec stacja kolejowa). (updated Nov 2020)

### By car

Bolesławiec lies just off the European route E40 (Polish and German A4) about 2 hours drive from either Dresden or Wrocław. It is also connected to Berlin via the E36 (Polish A18).

## See

* 51.33638915.4336111 Castle Kliczkow. Dates back to 1297, today it houses over 200 beds, a spa and wellness center, a conference center and a park of over 80 hectares. The Castle plays host to events year-round and includes an unusual horse cemetery. Surrounding the castle is the stunning forest of Lower Silesia.
* Town hall. (updated Nov 2020)
* Town wall remains. (updated Nov 2020)
* 51.26359315.5672092 Museum of Ceramics (Muzeum Ceramiki w Bolesławcu), Mickiewicza 13. (updated Nov 2020)

## Do

* Borowski Glass Workshop where you can watch glass blowers creating beautiful and quirky colored glass animals, bowls and art.
* Wiza Artistic Ceramics provides tours and demonstrations of their delicate pottery work. Here you can find works from the traditional blue and white Bolesławiec pottery to more modern pieces.
# Loíza

Loíza is a municipality of 30,000 people (2010) in the Eastern Coast region of Puerto Rico. There are 19 beaches in Loíza.

## Understand

The main industries in Loíza are tourism and fishing. Despite its proximity to the San Juan metropolitan area, Loíza is one of the poorest municipalities in Puerto Rico. Coconuts, fruits and sugar cane are grown in Loíza. One of Loíza's barrios, Loíza aldea, is famous across Puerto Rico because it has been a talent pool for dancers and artisans. Formerly a center for black Puerto Rican music, it is said to be the traditional birthplace of the musical form known as Plena along with Ponce.

## Get in

Service to Loiza is available from San Juan by AMA route D45. This route provides service to Pinones and Isla Verde and connects to the Tren Urbano at Sagrado Corazon.
There is no public transportation connecting Loiza to the eastern cities of PR.

## See

* 18.433056-65.8780111 Loíza Pueblo (downtown Loíza). See the historic Roman Catholic church, Spanish-style recreational plaza, and the municipal buildings surrounded by streets and shops. You can drive around the pueblo or park your car and walk around the square and into the plaza. The Spanish law, which regulated life in Puerto Rico in the early 19th century, stated the plaza's purpose was for celebrations and festivities. (updated Apr 2022)

## Do

* Loíza Beach. (updated Mar 2016)
* Parque Julia de Burgos (Julia de Burgos Park) was inaugurated.
* Aviones Beach
* Ayala Family Artesan Centre
* Julia de Burgos Walk
* María de la Cruz Cavern
* Piñones Lagoon
* San Patricio Parish
* Vacía Talega Beach
* Samuel Lind Estudio de Arte (Samuel Lind Art Studio)
* Each year there is a celebration in Loíza where people parade around wearing Máscaras de Vejigante, a type of mask made from coconuts and painted in many colors.
* Loíza celebrates its patron saint festival in March. The Fiestas Patronales de San Patricio is a religious and cultural celebration that generally features parades, games, artisans, amusement rides, regional food, and live entertainment.
* Traditional festivities in honor of Santiago Apóstol - July

## Eat

* 18.4244-65.84021 El Parrilla, Puerto Rico Highway 187 Km. 23.5, ☏ +1787-876-3191. Takeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Television, Caribbean, Latin, Seafood, Spanish, Puerto Rican. (updated Oct 2023)

## Sleep

The Tarpon's Nest Lodge
There are few hotels and guest houses in Loiza, but there are resorts in Rio Grande.
# Bükk

The Bükk Mountains (Bükk hegység – literally Beech Mountains) are a section of the Carpathian Mountain range in Hungary.

## Cities

* Bélapátfalva
* Bükkszentkereszt
* Bükkszék
* Lillafüred (a small village, part of Miskolc)
* Miskolc
* Szilvásvárad
* Szarvaskő

## Understand

Bükk is mainly famous for its nature, and secondly for its cultural heritage.

## Get in

Road No. 25. from Eger, M3 Highway from Miskolc, or from Slovakia Road No. 27 and Road E96.

## Get around

You can drive on narrow roads, meandering on the wooded mountains.

## See

* Caves: There are 1115 known caves in the mountain range, including Bányász-barlang (Miner cave, 274 m) and István-lápa (254 m), the deepest caves in Hungary, the archaeologically important Szeleta cave, the Cave Bath (a main tourist attraction of Miskolc-Tapolca), the Anna Cave, and the István Cave. 52 of the caves are protected because of their fauna and microclimate.

## Do

* The mountain range is also famous for its skiing facilities located around Bánkút. There are a number of maintained ski slopes equipped with several J-bar lifts.
# Berthoud

Berthoud is a city in the Front Range region of Colorado.
Berthoud is a small town (less than 5000 residents) located just south of Loveland.

## Get in
### By air

Berthoud is closest to the Fort Collins Loveland Airport$^{[deadlink]}$ (FNL), which is north of the city, between Loveland and Fort Collins. Allegiant Air offers daily flights from here and Las Vegas. Getting from the airport to Berthoud generally requires a vehicle as taxis are uncommon in this part of Colorado.
Further away, but offering a wider range of national and international flights is Denver International Airport (DEN). From Denver, the drive takes about an hour north on I-25. Groome Transport offers rides to Loveland for $32 per adult ($10 per child). However, the traveler is responsible for the trip from Loveland to Berthoud.

### By car

Berthoud is located north of Denver on I-25 between Loveland (North of Berthoud) and Longmont to the south.

## See

Berthoud is a small town surrounded by farmland and is nicknamed "Garden Spot of Colorado".

## Do

There are many festivals and events going on here in the summer and a few in the winter, as well. See the Chamber of Commerce website for the yearly listings. In the summer there are also nearby farmers markets with local produce and crafts.

## Eat

* La Casita, 405 5th St, ☏ +1 970-344-6448. M-F 7:30AM-8PM, Sat 7:30AM-2PM. Hot and spicy Mexican food
* Derby Grille, 110 Bunyan Ave, ☏ +1 970-532-0986. American style grill.
* Grandpa's Cafe, 903 Mountain Ave, ☏ +1 970-532-2254. Burger place which seems to have been around forever. $10.
# Sulphur (Louisiana)

Sulphur is in Southwest Louisiana.

## Understand

Sulphur has a history steeped in...tada...sulphur mining, ever since an oil prospector by the name of Eugene Hilgard discovered it in 1867 in the core sample of a salt dome. But extracting it proved difficult, as many found the hard way when they were asphyxiated by hydrogen sulfide gas while doing so. Thankfully an innovator by the name of Herman Frasch came up with a solution called the Frasch Process of bringing the element to the surface with a superheated water technique. After sulphur was harvested, nearby petrochemical refining industry served as a main provider of income for the townspeople.

## Get in

Right on interstate 10.

## See

* Creole Nature Trail Adventure Point, 2740 Ruth St, ☏ +1 337 502-4358. M-F 8:30AM-5PM. Interpretive center for an intriguing backway through Southwest Louisiana's coastal marshlands and Acadiana countryside, where you can view habitat and Cajun culture exhibits and maybe even hear some zydeco music. (updated Oct 2021)
* 30.2312-93.37721 Brimstone Museum, 900 S Huntington St, ☏ +1 337 527-0357. This is where you can learn about Sulphur's claim to fame, so to speak, and interestingly be at the only museum known to demonstrate the Frasch Process. Also on site is the Henning Culture Center and Grove Park. (updated Oct 2021)

## Do

* SPAR Waterpark, 933 W Parish Rd. Fun-filled water park. (updated Oct 2021)
* Creole Nature Trail Byway, this truly exceptional backway that is essentially represented by a stretch of LA 27 south of Sulphur along the Gulf and back up to Lake Charles will give you an otherworldly experience of being surrounded by seas of marsh grass, numerous shore bird species, and waterways with resident alligators.

## Sleep

* Wingate by Wyndham Sulphur Near Lake Charles, 300 Arena Rd. (updated Oct 2021)
* Beyonder Resort Cajun Moon, 4631 LA-27. An abrupt change of pace from the typical chain hotel stay and a welcome breath of fresh air in that. Here you can enjoy multiple pools and a fishing pond and an overall relaxed environment. +1 337-583-2631
# Morbihan

Morbihan is a department in Brittany on the coast of the Bay of Biscay. It is noted for its Carnac stones, which predate and are more extensive than the Stonehenge monument in Wiltshire, England.

## Cities

* 47.584722-3.0777781 Carnac – the megalithic menhirs, stones erected by the prehistoric peoples of Brittany
* 47.745833-3.3663892 Lorient – famous for its yearly Festival Interceltique, dedicated to Celtic music with participants from all of the Celtic nations
* 48.0686-2.96283 Pontivy – popular for its castle and the Napoleonic heritage trail
* 47.483333-3.1205564 Quiberon — a summer spa-resort
* 47.655-2.7616675 Vannes – a city in the Gulf of Morbihan

## Other destinations

* 47.33306-3.1871 Belle Île — the "beautiful island" has a massive historical citadel
* 47.638611-3.4552 Groix — it has high cliffs on its north coast, and sandy beaches in secluded coves on the south coast
* 47.339722-2.8777783 Hoëdic — this island fills up with boaters and campers during summer
* 47.390833-2.9541674 Houat — an island surrounded by granite cliffs except for a long beach lined with dunes on the eastern coast
* 47.5975-2.843335 Ile-aux-Moines — a pretty island with amazing landscapes and good walking routes

## Get in
### By car

The Morbihan and Breton road network allows you to travel with ease. The expressways are free between Rennes/Lorient (N24), Ploërmel/Vannes (N166), Nantes/Vannes (N165).

### By train

* SNCF. The main stations in the department are Vannes, Lorient, Auray and Redon. They are served by the TGV Paris—Quimper. (updated Nov 2020)

### By plane

* 47.760556-3.441 Lorient Bretagne Sud Airport (LRT Aéroport de Lorient-Bretagne-Sud), ☏ +33 2 97 87 21 50. Flights from Lyon and Paris Orly. (updated Nov 2020)

## Get around
### By boat

For the Atlantic islands: Belle-île, Groix, Houat and Hoëdic, daily connections all year round (approximately 45 to 60 min) by the Océane company. From Easter to October and in season, other companies also offer crossings.
The Oust River, part of the Nantes-Brest Canal, runs from Rohan to Redon, passing through Saint-Vincent-sur-Oust and Saint-Martin-sur-Oust

### By coach

* BreizhGo. Public transportation in Brittany. (updated Mar 2025)

## See

The Carnac stones are an exceptionally dense collection of megalithic sites near the south coast. More than 3,000 prehistoric standing stones were hewn from local granite and erected by the pre-Celtic people of Brittany and form the largest such collection in the world.
# Carnac

Carnac (Breton: Karnag) is a small town in Morbihan, Brittany. Its main claim to fame are the menhirs surrounding the town.

## Understand

Morbihan is a region of Brittany rich in history and culture. The name mor bihan comes from the Breton "little sea" which is a reference to the inland sea of the Golfe du Morbihan, where an abundance of wildlife thrives, together with yachts and small boats meandering between its lovely islands. Just outside the gulf is the Atlantic Ocean, "mor braz" (big sea or ocean), where sailors once started their long voyages to the Orient.

### Tourism information

* 47.5734-3.07241 Tourism Office of Carnac, 74, avenue des Druides, BP 65, ☏ +33 2 97 52 13 52, fax: +33 2 97 52 86 10, accueiltourisme@ot-carnac.fr. Jul–Aug: M–Sa 09:30–19:00, Su 15:00–19:00; Apr–Jun Sep: M–Sa 09:30–12:30 14:00–18:00, Su 15:00–18:00. (updated Feb 2018)

## Get in
### By train

Auray train station is 12 km (7.5 mi) away.
* 47.6043-3.11841 Gare de Plouharnel-Carnac, rue de la Gare, 56340 Plouharnel (4 km northwest from town center). Served only during summer by TER Bretagne line 32 (Auray–Quiberon), called "le Tire-Bouchon", the "corkscrew". This railway station does not sell tickets. (updated Feb 2018)

## See

* Its standing stones.
* 47.5878-3.07341 Saint-Michel tumulus, chemin du Tumulus (off D781). Archaeological site was constructed between 5000 BC and 3400 BC and classified since 1889. (updated Feb 2018)
* 47.593333-3.0797222 Carnac stones (along the D196 road). An exceptionally dense collection of megalithic sites near the south coast, consisting of stone alignments (rows), dolmens (stone tombs), tumuli (burial mounds) and single menhirs (standing stones). More than 3,000 prehistoric standing stones were hewn from local granite and erected by the pre-Celtic people of Brittany and form the largest such collection in the world. The stones were erected at some stage during the Neolithic period, probably around 3300 BC, but some may date to as early as 4500 BC. (updated Feb 2018)
** 47.593333-3.0797223 Ménec alignments, route des alignements D196 (between Ménec and Croix-Audran). (updated Feb 2018)
** 47.595-3.07444 Toulchignan alignment, D119 and route de Kerlescan D196. (updated Feb 2018)
** 47.5981-3.06225 Kermario alignment, route de Kerlescan D196. (updated Feb 2018)
** 47.5977-3.05636 Kerloquet alignment (Manio), route de Kerlescan D196. (updated Feb 2018)
** 47.6044-3.04997 Kerlescan alignments, D196, Kerlescan. (updated Feb 2018)
** 47.6044-3.04068 Petit-Ménec alignments, Chemin de la Métairie (near Kerlescan). (updated Feb 2018)

## Do

Visit one of Carnacs many beaches.

## Sleep

Carnac has a couple of campsites and hotels.

## Connect

* 47.581-3.07992 La Poste, 18, avenue de la Poste D119, ☏ 36 31. M W–F 09:00–12:00 14:00–17:00; Tu 09:00–12:00 14:30–17:00; Sa 09:00–12:00; closed on Sunday. (updated Feb 2018)

## Stay safe

Beware of dangerous undercurrents in the Golfe du Morbihan.
# Ille-et-Vilaine

Ille-et-Vilaine is the eastern-most department in Brittany, centred on the city of Rennes. It is named after two rivers, the Ille and the Vilaine , which meet in Rennes.

## Cities

* 48.114167-1.6808331 Rennes — the capital of Upper Brittany has many grand 18th and 19th century buildings, and cultural attractions
* 48.6325-2.0616672 Dinard — regarded as one of the most prestigious seaside resorts in all of France with its international film festival, villas, sumptuous hotels, casino and an airport
* 48.649444-2.0261113 Saint-Malo — once the heavily fortified base of pirates and nowadays one of the top tourist draws
* 48.138056-1.9558334 Montfort-sur-Meu — a destination of frequent pilgrimages
* 48.123333-1.2094445 Vitré — designated a ville d'art et d'histoire, a town of artistic and historic significance

## Other destinations

* 48.66667-21 Côte d’Émeraude – a verdant rocky coast stretching from St Malo to St Brieuc—bustling resorts, and charming fishing villages
* 48.018888-2.1739312 Brocéliande – an Arthurian forest
* Minor towns around Montfort-sur-Meu in the Ille-et-Vilaine department with an article on Wikivoyage:
** 48.145278-1.8986113 Bédée
** 48.145278-1.8986114 Breteil
** 48.130278-2.0336115 Iffendic
** 48.1625-1.9791676 La Nouaye
** 48.113056-2.0658337 Saint-Gonlay
** 48.108889-1.9261118 Talensac

## Get in

Rennes has the best transportation connections in the department, including an international airport that serves budget airlines, and an hourly train connection from Paris Montparnasse.
* Rennes Bretagne Airport (Rennes–Saint-Jacques Airport, Aéroport de Rennes–Saint-Jacques, RNS) in a minor international airport with direct flights from numerous French cities, Ireland, the United Kingdom and Spain.
# Côtes-d'Armor

Côtes-d'Armor is a department in Brittany. It offers a rich abundance of coastal resorts and fishing ports. The interior is largely agricultural and dotted with small villages.

## Cities

* 48.455556-2.0502781 Dinan — a medieval town popular with tourists because of its picturesque timber houses, ramparts and stone walls
* 48.468611-2.5177782 Lamballe — it has a beautiful Gothic church (13th and 14th centuries)
* 48.777778-3.0463893 Paimpol — a renowned fishing port eith a beach, whose harbour front and town centre are made up of pretty little houses
* 48.513611-2.7602784 Saint-Brieuc — popular for its summer music festivals

## Other destinations

* 48.851111-2.9977781 Bréhat — it has stunning natural landscapes, historic sites, and no motorized traffic
* 48.883333-3.4666672 Les Sept Îles — a group of islands that is home to an important bird reserve, and a reserve for grey seals
* 48.2042-3.053 Lac de Guerlédan – an artificial lake created by EDF (an electricity utility), a scenic highlight of interior Brittany
* 48.7325-3.4552784 Trégor – one of the nicest provinces of Brittany, with the following towns:
** 48.7325-3.4552785 Lannion – has a cute centre
** 48.773056-3.5177786 Pleumeur-Bodou – famous for its space and telecommunications museum and bronze-age gallery graves.

## Do

Visit the beautiful Pink Granite Coast - Cote de Granit Rose. The coast offers an abundance of beautiful vistas, ranging from amazing pink granite outcrops through to gloriously sandy beaches.
# Southern Cook Islands

The Southern Cook Islands are a loose group of mostly volcanic, hilly islands and a few coral atolls.

## Islands

* Rarotonga - most visited island and the location of the capital
* Aitutaki - the second major destination, with developed facilities.
* Atiu - an inhabited coffee-growing island, with birdlife, beaches and caves, offers opportunity to access Takutea'
* Mangaia - the most southern of the islands, inhabited, accessible by air, with accommodation.
* Mauke - inhabited, with some accommodation, three flights a week.
* Mitiaro - inhabited, with some accommodation, three flights a week.
* Palmerston Island - tiny island, small population, interesting history, no air access.
* Manuae - an uninhabited coral atoll, no air access, no accommodation.

## Get around

Air Rarotonga offers scheduled services between the islands. Barges service the inhabited islands, but do not operate to a schedule. Charter flights are available.

## Stay safe

There are no major hazards in the Cook Islands. There are no poisonous wild or marine life in the Cook Islands other than sharks in the far northern island groups. Crime is rare but does occur most likely in the form of petty theft. Police are contactable on the emergency number 999.

## Go next

* Northern Cook Islands
* French Polynesia