Panoramic. That's the word that keeps up coming up when people describe the nearly completed 37-mile-long trans-Santa Catalina Island trail.

Catalina Island Conservancy officials expect the trail to be open to the public in early April. But they are already advising prospective hikers to pack water bottles, two-way radios, insect repellent and snake bite kits for the four-day wilderness trek.

More here: Los Angeles Times
And here: Catalina Island Conservancy