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Nexus wrote:^ I did the cedros one last year; yeah some nice long coastlines down there.
Looking to explore the central range, thats a part of the country Ive never seen
MG Man wrote:
Can’t beat a Manzan sunrise
Coalmine-Biche Forest
originalbling wrote:Yea you had to go at a slower than normal pace cause you dont know around which corner you would bounce up a pot hole or patched road. They did some scraping and paving around the teak area before Rio
nice pics MG ManCoalmine-Biche Forest
Never did that one or to the lighthouse heading down Manzan side
MG Man wrote:the road from Coalmine to Biche is bad but u can take your time and go with a car...from Biche to Plum Mitan, right through to Tabaquite is pretty decent. Cumoto is getting bad but again, if you take your time, it should be ok...can't say for Tamana and Todds road tho.....
A nice drive is from manzan to Tabaquite via Plum Mitan...nice twisty roads until Plum Mitan, not many bad spots to navigate, beautiful countryside
Long_bamboo wrote:MG Man wrote:the road from Coalmine to Biche is bad but u can take your time and go with a car...from Biche to Plum Mitan, right through to Tabaquite is pretty decent. Cumoto is getting bad but again, if you take your time, it should be ok...can't say for Tamana and Todds road tho.....
A nice drive is from manzan to Tabaquite via Plum Mitan...nice twisty roads until Plum Mitan, not many bad spots to navigate, beautiful countryside
How is this jive nowadays i would imagine d road condition have only worsened, does anyone know if its passable with a car and how bad is it?
Ben_spanna wrote:There are lots of folks who wish they could enjoy Trinidad natural beauty on quiet family trips, the issue is the safety of being alone on back roads and lonely narrow stretches, being subject to robberies and worst is a very true reality in our crime filled COuntry.
I didn't get that memo nah.Me and the Mrs. Park up and go hiking by ourselves sometimes.MG Man wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:There are lots of folks who wish they could enjoy Trinidad natural beauty on quiet family trips, the issue is the safety of being alone on back roads and lonely narrow stretches, being subject to robberies and worst is a very true reality in our crime filled COuntry.
tbh all you need is common sense
I have been cruising around with my wife for years. Obvs you not gonna park up and wander off along a lonely beach alone or drive through Coalmine at 11:00 pm in an unreliable car
but there are numerous places you can take your family without fear
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