Over 200 miles of trails utilizing old cattle trails are etched into Brian Head Peak. Trails vary from beginner to expert. Difficulty levels of the trails are clearly delineated from beginner, to intermediate, to advanced, and to expert. Check the website for the different bike trails.

With its fountain and hills forming many geometric shapes, Moerenuma Park is an attraction for all four seasons. In spring the trees look like a sea of cherry blossoms, in summer you can enjoy the refreshing fountain and wading pool facilities, in the fall the whole park is full of colourful leaves and in winter you can go cross-country skiing or sledding.

Zhongshan Park is the largest park in Qingdao, covering an area of 800,000 m² and located between Huiquan Square and Taiping Hill. Best known for its cherry blossoms in the spring, lantern show in the summer and chrysanthemum show in the autumn, it is named “Flower Sea in Eastern Garden”. In the west part of the park, the zoo is a children’s paradise, with a mini-train, bumper cars and merry-go-round.

Little Havana is a vibrant Miami neighborhood, renowned as one of the world's most famous Cuban enclaves, where you can fully immerse yourself in the rich culture of Cuban-American and Latino communities. The streets are lively and colorful, filled with captivating murals, Cuban boutiques, restaurants, and even some wild roosters wandering about. Every last Friday of the month, the district transforms into a bustling street party called "Viernes Cultural," complete with music, dancing, food, and theater. So, if you can't make it to Cuba, Little Havana is the next best thing in the U.S. Don't miss out on the exciting Calle Ocho Music Festival held in March. And to make the most of your visit, consider joining a food tour or a bus tour that often includes a stop in Little Havana.