3. Rwanda
Do you dream of trekking with the famous mountain gorillas of East Africa? Make it happen with a trip to Rwanda this June–the start of the landlocked country’s long dry season. Low rainfall makes the hiking conditions quite a bit easier than at other times of year. Plus, you’ll face a much lower risk of malaria.
4. Acadia National Park, Maine
July and August may draw more visitors to Acadia National Park, but June is regarded as the best time of year for in-the-know travelers to explore this magnificent part of Maine. This month brings about absolutely perfect hiking weather: highs around 71 degrees Fahrenheit, lows dropping to around 50 degrees Fahrenheit, and little rain. It gives tourists the chance to see the emerald-green forests and cobalt-blue waters at their very best.
