Directions
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Volunteers put a fresh layer of paint on the Imperial Japanese Navy Ko-Hyoteki (Target A) Hei Gata (Type C) Midget Submarine in front of the visitor center. NPS Photo. Getting There Our park is spread out over seven units. See the park map for more details. It is approximately a 25 mile roundtrip to see all the park units. Please allow for at least 2 hours to see them all and keep in mind that there are restroom facilities only at Asan Beach and Ga'an Point.
Directions are given from the airport. Asan Beach Unit: From airport, take Rte 10A to Marine Drive (Rte 1). Turn left and go approximately 6.5 miles to Asan. The park unit is on the oceanside. Fonte Plateau: From airport, take Rte 10A to Marine Drive (Rte 1). Turn left and go approximately 5 miles. Turn left on Rte 6, travel approximately 1.5 miles. Park unit is located on the right. Ga’an Point: From airport, take Rte 10A to Marine Drive (Rte 1). Turn left go approximately 13 miles. Road will end at the front gates of the Navy base. Turn left onto Rte 2 and go approximately 3.5 miles. Park unit is located on the oceanside, after the post office. Piti Guns Unit: From airport, take Rte 10A to Marine Drive (Rte 1). Turn left and go approximately 8 miles. Turn left at the light onto Nimitz Hill (Rt. 6) and proceed a short distance. Take an almost immediate left turn on Assumption Drive, and follow the road for about half a mile. Park next to the church social hall. The trailhead is just behind the wayside exhibit at the base of the hill. |
Did You Know?
Guam's Chamorro people cultivate such staple foods as coconut, breadfruit, kapok, lime, and mango? Chamorros are not only farmers, but like their ancient ancestors, many are excellent navigators and fishermen.