Experts' Choice Award Hooiberg
What the experts agree on
Hooiberg's 587-step climb rewards hikers with panoramic island views from Aruba's second-highest peak. The volcanic formation, named for its haystack shape, offers accessible yet leg-burning hiking near the island's center.
“Named for its shape (hooiberg means "haystack" in Dutch), this 541-foot peak lies inland just past the airport.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "Aruba's second-highest peak attracts lionhearted souls with its 165m, 587-stair climb." Full review
Lonely Planet "Located near the center of the island, Hooiberg (Dutch for "Haystack") is a volcanic formation that stands 165m (541ft) above sea level. You may feel like you're at the top of the world..."
