Golf in a tropical rainforest? Pretty much. The course winds beneath Oʻahu’s dramatic Koʻolau Mountains, the remains of an ancient volcano, through scenery so prehistoric you half expect a dinosaur to walk out of the jungle. And depending on when you visit, you just might see one.
There are more than 150 named glaciers in the greater Prince William Sound region. Mountains plunge into the sea, waterfalls appear with the summer snowmelt, and enormous pieces of ancient ice still break into the water. Creation feels especially big here.
Golf in a tropical rainforest? Pretty much. The course winds beneath Oʻahu’s dramatic Koʻolau Mountains, the remains of an ancient volcano, through scenery so prehistoric you half expect a dinosaur to walk out of the jungle. And depending on when you visit, you just might see one.
There are more than 150 named glaciers in the greater Prince William Sound region. Mountains plunge into the sea, waterfalls appear with the summer snowmelt, and enormous pieces of ancient ice still break into the water. Creation feels especially big here.