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Twelve miles of trails, meander through Guana’s 850 undulating acres of hills, mountains, and valleys. Explore the ruins of the sugar plantation and the stone foundations of the Lake House, home to one of Guana’s early Quaker families. Reach the 806-foot summit of Sugarloaf Mountain for commanding views of the surrounding islands. Or visit Long Man’s Point, descend the stone staircase cut into the cliff and swim in the pools below.