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# South America itineraries

Itineraries in South America

## Crossing more than one country

* Buenos Aires to Machu Picchu overland by bus and train,
* Colombia to Patagonia overland crossing 6 countries, spanning over 10,000 kilometers
* -4.44836-73.45591 Amazon River Voyage 8 days downstream and 14 days upstream
* -32.31-58.072 La Redota

## Argentina

* -32.885278-68.8280563 National Route 40 (Argentina)
* -31.233333-64.4666674 Tren de las Sierras

## Bolivia

* El Choro Trek
* -16.2748-62.50725 Jesuit Missions of the Chiquitos

## Brazil

* -20.097-40.5326 Caminhos do Imigrante
* -20.98-44.387 Estrada Real

## Chile

* -48-73.138 Carretera Austral

## Ecuador

* Quilotoa Loop

## Paraguay

* -14.32-56.7355569 Along the Paraguay River

## Peru

* Ausangate circuit
* Inca Highlands
* -13.2581-72.263310 Inca Trail
* Salkantay trail
* -8.92204-77.6326611 Santa Cruz Trek

## Uruguay

* -34.978611-54.93305612 Along the coast of Uruguay
* -34.899615-56.19631913 Along the Rambla of Montevideo
# LaSalle-Peru

Peru and LaSalle are adjacent towns in Northern Illinois.

## Understand

Peru is the more prominent of the two cities with a stronger economy, more modern businesses and the Peru Mall. LaSalle (often called La Salle) has lots of historic sites such as a replica canal boat, the Hegeler-Carus Mansion and the Hotel Kaskaskia. The towns have a combined population of 19,896 and a combined area of more than 20 square miles.

## Get in

Interstate 39, Interstate 80, U.S. Highway 6

## See

* I&M Canal Boat, 1307 7th St (A St &, Illinois and Michigan Canal Trail), ☏ +1 815-220-1848. A portion of the Illinois and Michigan Canal that was built to connect the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River. Here you can ride on the Volunteer barge pulled by a mule to relive what it was like.
* Hegeler Carus Mansion, 1307 7th St, ☏ +1 815-224-6543. lavish mansion built for the Hegeler family in 1874, then inhabited by Paul Carus, said to have the oldest private gym in America.
* Wild Bill Hickok State Memorial, 207 Peru St, Troy Grove (north of La Salle by a few miles), ☏ +1 815-224-6543. marks the site of where the Civil War and western frontier scout was born.
* Matthiessen State Park, 2500 IL-178, Oglesby, ☏ +1 815-667-4726. sandstone weathered canyons, prairie forest, nature study.
* Don't forget the highlight of the area, Starved Rock State Park along Hwy 71 on the south side of the Illinois River, where Europeans and Indians crossed long ago on an ancient geologic bluff (see Northern Illinois page for map pin).

## Go next

Chicago- 80 East to 55 North. About 1½-3 hours away. Make sure to allow lots of time during peak hours!
Bloomington- 39 South. About 1½-2 hours away.
* Peru, Illinois
* LaSalle, Illinois
# Berry

Berry is a town in Shoalhaven, NSW.

## Get in

Berry is both on the South Coast Railway Line, and the Princes Highway heading south. The main road heads right through the centre of town, and it quite a choke point at busy traffic times. The new bypass is scheduled to open in 2018, and should do a great deal to reduce through traffic in the town centre.

## Get around

If you're just interested in browsing the antique and craft shops, the town is easily walkable. Some of the surrounding land and hills are worth a scenic drive.

## See

* Alexander Berry monument, 137 Queen St. A bust of the Scottish-born explorer Alexander Berry who established the first British settlement on the south coast of New South Wales. (updated Jul 2021)
* Berry Museum, 135 Queen St, ☏ +61 2 4464 3097. Sa, 11AM–2PM. Su, 11AM–3PM. (updated Jul 2021)

## Do
### Self-Guided Walking Tours

The Berry & District Historical Society in conjunction with the Berry Chamber of Commerce and Tourism utilised technology and developed three interactive historical walks around the CBD, north side of the town and south side of the town.
* Berry Historical Walking Trail – The Commercial Centre
* Berry Historical Walking Trail – The South Side Of Town
* Berry Historical Walking Trail – The North Side Of Town

## Buy

* Souvenir shops, antiques and collectible shops.

## Eat

Berry has more than its fair share of eateries and cafes. There are several to choose from on the main streets and around the craft markets.
* Berry Woodfired Sourdough Bakery.
* -34.77687150.69851 The Berry General Store, 23 Prince Alfred St, ☏ +61 411 731 492. 6:30AM - 3PM. Coffee, breakfast, sandwiches, treats, cold drinks, retail goods, liquor. (updated Jan 2025)

## Sleep

* Berry Village Boutique Motel, 72 Queen St, ☏ +61 2 4464 3570. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Jul 2021)

## Go next

* Kiama by the sea to the north
* Nowra and Jervis Bay to the south
# Florida (Massachusetts)

Florida is a small town in the Berkshires of Massachusetts.

## Understand

The town of Florida is one of the least populated Towns in all of Massachusetts. As such Florida does not have any restaurants,Gas Stations, Bars , Our much of anything in the way of businesses. Most of the businesses a traveler would look for in that case will be found in the neighboring city of North Adams. Route 2 (The Mohawk Trail) is the only main road in town, because of this most of the towns population is concentrated along this route.

### History

Most of what is now Florida was originally a grant to the town of Bernardston, Massachusetts made sometime before 1771. The town was first settled around 1783 by Dr. Daniel Nelson. The town was incorporated and named "Florida" in 1805.

## Get in

* Florida is located on the Mohawk Trail (Route 2) east of North Adams.

## Get around

The only way to get around Florida is by car our by Foot. There is no public transportation into or out of the town.

## See

* 42.6016-73.02811 Savoy Mountain State Forest, 260 Central Shaft Road, ☏ +1 413-663-8469. Year-round 8AM-dusk. With over 50 miles of trails on 1000 acres, several fine ponds, a fifty-foot waterfall and camping in an old apple orchard (see Sleep section below), this is one of the jewels of the Massachusetts park system. Access is free, a $5 fee is charged from mid-May through Columbus Day for parking only at North Pond day-use area and for visitors to the campground. Parking is free for ParksPass holders, vehicles with Handicapped, POW, disabled veteran plates/placard, and seniors 62 and above with the Massachusetts Senior Pass. Hoosic.jpg Entrance to the Hoosic Tunnel in Florida
* 42.675-73.0452782 The Hoosac Tunnel (Hoosic or Hoosick Tunnel), River Rd. A 7.64 km (4.75 mi) active railroad tunnel through the Hoosac Range, an extension of Vermont's Green Mountains. It remains the longest active transportation tunnel east of the Rocky Mountains, the sixth longest railroad tunnel in North America, and a Historic Civil Engineering Landmark since 1975. (updated Mar 2025)

## Sleep

* Whitcomb Summit Retreat, 229 Mohawk Trail, ☏ +1 413-664-0007. The only lodging in the town of Florida is this mountain top hotel with sweeping views of the Northern Berkshires.
* For more hotels and motels look to North Adams.

### Camping

* Savoy Mountain State Forest, 260 Central Shaft Road, ☏ +1 413-663-8469. Year-round camping is available only in four log cabins at South Pond. For other sites camping season is from mid-May to mid-October. Reservations are suggested. Campground office hours are 9AM-9PM. There are 45 tent sites and one group site that accommodates 25 people in an old apple orchard. Pets OK, with restrictions. No alcohol. No lifeguards.
# Waterfront Trail

The Waterfront Trail is a 3600-km-long, hiking, cycling and walking trail that connects communities along the Canadian shores of the Great Lakes and the St Lawrence River in Ontario. Most of it is on paved roads.

## Understand

The Waterfront Trail is a project by the Waterfront Regeneration Trust, a charity to protect Ontario's waterfronts. The trail is intended to serve as a way to connect various communities to the waterfronts in order to build awareness and encourage community pride in their bodies of water.

## Prepare

PDF maps are available from the official Waterfront Trail website. While most of the communities that are connected to the trail have amenities, you might find that they're underdeveloped and perhaps inferior to simply camping. The communities can also be separated by dozens of kilometres in some cases, so it would be prudent to pack extra food and water before leaving a town.

## Get in

The Waterfront Trail can be accessed from over 150 communities. The trails can be identified by their distinctive logo.

## Bike

The trail is split in several sections. While it can be traveled in any direction, this article assumes that you're travelling from west to east.

### From Pigeon River to Sault Ste Marie (Ontario)

This segment of the trail begins at Pigeon River, which is part of the US-Canada border. From there, you bike along the coast of Lake Superior, passing through Thunder Bay and White River in the process.

### From Sault Ste Marie to Espanola

This segment begins in Gros Cap, a conservation area near Lake Superior. Most of this trail is on paved roads and passes through over 2 dozen communities, most of them very minor but usually having some sort of amenity. At Espanola, you can choose to either go to Manitoulin Island, largest freshwater island in the world, or you can continue onward to Sudbury, which is home to over 300 lakes.

### From Sudbury to Bruce Peninsula

This segment hugs the shore of the Georgian Bay and passes through Parry Sound. This section of the trail doesn't have signage (as of 2025), which can make it easy to get lost. At the end of this section, you end up close to Manitoulin Island again, although you can only travel between the island and the peninsula by a ferry during spring and summer.

### From Bruce Peninsula to Sarnia

This segment takes you from the peninsula across the shore of Lake Huron.

### From Sarnia to Windsor

This segment of the trail takes you along the coast of Lake St Clair, bringing right up to the US-Canada border again.

### From Windsor to Niagara Falls (Ontario)

This segment takes you along the shore of Lake Erie.

### From Niagara Falls to Kingston

This segment takes you along Lake Ontario. Unlike most of the other segments of the trail, this one takes you through several large communities, such as Hamilton and Toronto.

### From Kingston to the Quebec border

This segment takes you along the Saint Lawrence River.

## Go next

* Detroit
* Buffalo
* Montreal
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# Hokuto (Hokkaido)

Hokuto (北斗市, Hokuto-shi) is a small city in Hokkaido.

## Understand

Hokuto is located at the southern end of Japan's northernmost prefecture, Hokkaido, and is immediately west of Hakodate. The city was formed by the merger of Kamiiso and Ōno towns on February 1, 2006. It is now the 2nd largest city in Oshima Subprefecture with a population of about 50,000 people.
Hokuto is the northern terminus of the Hokkaido Shinkansen. Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station is located at the former site of Oshima-Ono Station.

### Tourist information sites

* The local tourist association has a multilingual guide site.
* The city government's official site has a Japanese-only tourism section.

## Get in

Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station can be reached from Sapporo via the Hokuto Limited Express line in three and a half hours, or from Tokyo via the Tohoku-Hokkaido Shinkansen in as little as four hours.
The nearest airport is Hakodate Airport, which is about 45 minutes away by car or taxi.

## Get around

The JR Esashi Line runs east-west across Hokuto along the coast and connects most of the major residential and commercial areas. Services are infrequent with usually an hour gap between each train (in either direction). Kamiiso Station has a JR ticket office where one can reserve tickets for any JR service in Japan. The one-way fare from Kamiiso Station to Hakodate Station is ¥260.
A local bus service connects Ōno with Kamiiso.

## See

* Trappist Monastery (トラピスト修道院), 392 Mitsuishi (三ツ石３９２) (20 min walk from JR Oshimatobetsu Station), ☏ +81 138-75-2139. The first monastery in Japan. Built in 1908, the building sits in a quiet forest in the hills behind Ishibetsu. Free (men only, with reservation).

## Go next

* Hakodate (函館市 hakodate-shi), a popular tourist destination and the largest city in Oshima Subprefecture. It's immediately to the east of Hokuto and is easily accessible by local trains and buses from Hokuto.
* Lake Onuma (大沼湖 ōnuma-ko), a "quasi-national park" that's about an hour to the northeast by local trains from Kamiiso (change at Goryokaku Station), offers a pleasant quick gateway. Oshima-Ōno Station (the future location of Shin-Hakodate Shinkansen Station) in northern Hokuto offers a direct local train to the park's entrance at Onuma Park Station.
* Nanae (函館七飯スノーパーク　hakodate nanae sunōpāku), a mid-sized ski resort adjacent to Lake Onuma and accessible by bus from Onuma Station. Features 2 chairlifts and a gondola as well as a rental shop.
* Matsumae (松前), an hour and a half drive from Hokuto along the coast, has the only castle in Hokkaidō, which is in Matsumae park, famed in southern Hokkaidō (南北海道 minami hokkaidō) for excellent cherry blossom viewing in late April/early May.
* Fukushima
* Kaminokuni
* Esashi
* Imabetsu
* Aomori
* Tokyo is the southern terminus of the new Tohoku-Hokkaido Shinkansen, and can be reached in just over four hours.
# Southern Circuit

The Southern Circuit (道南 Dōnan) covers the western and central parts of the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido.

## Cities

* 41.766667140.7333331 Hakodate (函館市 Hakodate-shi) – domestic tourists come in droves for the food, culture and history
* 41.816667140.652 Hokuto (北斗市 Hokuto-shi) – adjacent to Hakodate, terminus of the Hokkaido Shinkansen's first phase; it is a bedroom community for Hakodate

## Towns and villages

* 41.433333140.1166673 Matsumae (松前町 Matsumae-chō) — it has the only traditional-style castle in Hokkaido, and an Edo village
* 42.508056140.3730564 Oshamambe (長万部町 Oshamambe-chō) — known for Kanimeshi bento (crabmeat on rice)

## Other destinations

* 42.0121140.6711 Onuma Quasi-National Park (大沼国定公園 Ōnuma Kokutei Kōen) - placid lakes and a steaming volcano

## Get in

Hakodate is the main gateway, with trains north to Sapporo and south to Honshu, as well as ferry connections to Tohoku.

### By train

* JR Hokkaido Esashi line

### By plane

Hakodate Airport (HKD)
# Northern Circuit

The Northern Circuit (道北 Dōhoku) covers the northern and inner part of the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido.

## Understand
### Tourist information site

The local tourist associations have a multilingual web info catalogue, do-hoku.com for the whole area.

## Cities

* 43.766667142.3666671 Asahikawa (旭川市 Asahikawa-shi) – Hokkaido's second-largest city, famed for being the coldest place in Japan
* 43.35142.3833332 Furano (富良野市 Furano-shi) — Popular ski resort with near-guaranteed perfect powder
* 44.355833142.4633333 Nayoro (名寄市 Nayoro-shi) — visitors come for its sunflowers in July and its winter ski resort
* 43.55141.9166674 Shibetsu (士別市 Shibetsu-shi — Mount Teshio, the highest peak in the Kitami Mountains, has well-maintained trails )
* 45.41566705 Wakkanai (稚内市 Wakkanai-shi) – Japan's northernmost town is the gateway to Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park

## Towns and villages

* 43.583333142.4666676 Biei (美瑛町 Biei-chō) one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Hokkaido for its beautiful flowers, rivers, trees, and snow
* 43.847778142.7702787 Kamikawa (上川町 Kamikawa-chō) — the gateway to Daisetsuzan National Park
** 43.7284142.94981 Sounkyo Onsen (層雲峡 Sōunkyō) — a hot spring resort in the Sōun Gorge of the Daisetsuzan National Park
* 42.983333142.48 Shimukappu (占冠村 Shimukappu-mura — has a magnificent gorge whose walls soar in a spectacular contrast of red and blue rocks
* 45.016667141.859 Horonobe (幌延町 Horonobe-chō) — known for its windfarm with 28 windmills

## Other destinations

* Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park — has spectacular landscapes and fantastic hiking, is noted for its alpine flora and views of volcanic mountains and areas formed by marine erosion
** 45.183333141.252 Rishiri Island (利尻島 Rishiri-tō) — lots of hikingbtrails for all levels, and amazing views from the peak of Rishiri
** 45.35141.0166673 Rebun Island (礼文島 Rebun-tō) — hiking trails for all levels of hiker, or take a nature
* 43.660278142.8580564 Daisetsuzan National Park (大雪山国立公園 Daisetsuzan Kokuritsu Kōen) — the mountainous and volcanic center of the island, with some of the most amazing landscapes of Hokkaido

## Get in
### By plane

* Asahikawa Airport (AKJ)
* Wakkanai Airport (WKJ)

### By train

* JR Rumoi Line
* JR Soya Line

### By boat

* Wakkanai Port - Ferry from Korsakov, Sakhalin, Russia.
# Avranches

Avranches is a town on the coast in the south-west corner of Manche, at the base of the Cotentin Peninsula. Mont Saint-Michel is quite nearby.
The town was liberated by American troops during the Normandy campaign after the D-Day invasion of World War II; there is a monument.

## Understand

* 48.686502-1.3624821 Municipal Tourist Office (Office Municipal de Tourisme), 2 Rue du Général de Gaulle, ☏ +33 2 33 58 00 22. (updated Jul 2017)

## Get in
### By car

On the A84 100 km (62 mi) south-west of Caen, 80 km (50 mi) north of Rennes.
There is some free parking places near the tourist office but it can be difficult to find a space, more spaces available near the Le Jardin des Plantes.

## See

* 48.688246-1.3606521 Le Scriptorial, Place d'Estouteville, ☏ +33 2 33 79 57 00. museum containing manuscripts from Mont-Saint-Michel (updated Jul 2017)
* 48.684471-1.365412 Le Jardin des Plantes, Place Carnot. Small botanical garden with a great view towards Mont Saint-Michel (updated Jul 2017)

## Eat

* 48.686105-1.3617421 Le Littré, 8 Rue du Dr Gilbert, ☏ +33 2 33 58 01 66. Refined dining at a reasonable price (updated Jul 2017)

## Sleep

* 48.682563-1.3567211 Logis Hôtel de la Croix d'Or, 83 Rue de la Constitution, ☏ +33 2 33 58 04 88. (updated Jul 2017)
* 48.676033-1.3547072 ALTOS Hotel & Spa, 37 Boulevard du Luxembourg, ☏ +33 2 33 58 66 64. (updated Jul 2017)

## Go next

* Mont Saint-Michel
* Granville (Normandy)
* Vire
# Coutances

Coutances is a town on the Cotentin Peninsula of Manche, south of Cherbourg.
The town has existed since Roman times, functioning mainly as a market town for the surrounding agricultural area.

## Get in

Roads connect the town to other places on the peninsula: Cherbourg to the north, Saint-Lô to the east, Granville and Avranches to the south. Cherbourg has ferries from the UK and Ireland. From Avranches, roads go west to Saint-Malo and beyond or south to Rennes and beyond.

## See

There is a fine Norman cathedral.

## Do

* Jazz sous les pommiers (Jazz under the apple trees). An annual jazz festival in the spring (normally the 1st week of Ascension). (updated Mar 2025)

## Buy

* 49.061203-1.4346871 E.Leclerc (Supermarket), 9027 Ave de la Division Leclerc, 50200 Coutances, ☏ +33 233 76 63 63. M-Th 09:00-19:30, F 09:00-20:00, Sa 09:00-19:15. To the N of the town (updated Jul 2018)

## Sleep

* 49.05165-1.459151 Municipal Les Vignettes, ☏ +33 233 45 43 13. Municipal camp site. Office times vary (from official published times). Open all year round. (updated Jul 2018)
# Granville (Normandy)

Granville is a port town on the Cotentin Peninsula in Manche.

## Understand
### Tourism office

* Municipal Tourism Office, 4, Cours Jonville, ☏ +33 2 33 91 30 03. The tourism office adjoins the city hall in the centre of town. Its website has information about Granville and the local area.

## Get in

There are roads from the regional center Cherbourg a few miles north and from the provincial capital Caen, somewhat further away to the east. There is also a road south via Avranches to Rennes and beyond. Scattered parking is available, including along Cours Jonville just east of the city centre.
There are ferries to any of the Channel Islands.

### By train

* 48.838352-1.5874771 Gare de Granville. Connections from Paris Montparnasse

## Get around

Granville is small enough to walk around. The town centre is at the end of the harbour. The old town stretches west along the promontory with the beach to the north.

## See

* Old town (on the promontory running west). Towering over the rest of Granville is the beautiful old town. A cluster of old buildings, the small Musee du Vieux Granville at 2 rue Lecarpentier, and great views from both sides. Well worth wandering through the laneways.
* 48.8365-1.605471 Église Notre-Dame-du-Cap-Lihou. The ancient church of Notre-Dame du Cap Lihou (1441–1796) an imposing granite building of the Romanesque / early Gothic style dominates the heights.
* Plat Gousset beach, Place du Maréchal Foch (north side of the city centre). A small beach set up for swimming, including a pontoon. The casino and several restaurants and hotels overlook the beach.
* 48.839259-1.5987932 Casino de Granville, Place du Maréchal Foch (overlooking Plat Gousset beach).
* 48.841927-1.5925063 Musee Christian Dior, Villa Les Rhumbs. Dior's childhood home (with a beautiful garden) turned into a museum.
* 48.8389-1.600524 Musée d'art moderne Richard-Anacréon. museum
* 48.8344-1.613065 Phare du cap Lihou. lighthouse
* 48.834417-1.6104726 Le Roc des Curiosités. public aquarium and museum

## Go next

* Les Iles Chausey are a collection of small islands and rocks that can be reached by ferry from Granville.
# Saint-Lô

Saint-Lô is the capital of the Manche department in Normandy. As of the 2012 census, population was just under 19,000.

## Understand

The town was the scene of heavy fighting during World War II, shortly after the D-Day landings, and was utterly devastated. As one American soldier put it "We sure liberated the hell out of this place."

## Sleep

* 49.07961-1.171111 Château de Canisy, 6-8 Rue de Kergorlay, ☏ +33 6 8021 6073, sales@chateaudecanisy.com. Check-in: 12:00, check-out: 14:00. Romantic chateau €300.