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Explore the haunted remnants of the Abandoned Pacific Barrier Radar III in Saipan - a historical gem surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.

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The Abandoned Pacific Barrier Radar III offers a unique glimpse into military history, set against the backdrop of Saipan's stunning natural beauty. This fascinating site invites adventurous tourists to explore its remnants and uncover the stories of the past.

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Local tips

  • Wear sturdy shoes as the terrain can be uneven and overgrown.
  • Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for the best lighting for photography.
  • Bring plenty of water and snacks, as amenities are not available on-site.
  • Be respectful of the site and avoid vandalism; it's a piece of history.
  • Consider visiting with a local guide to get more insight into the site's history.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From Koblerville, start by heading north on the main road towards Tanapag. Continue walking for about 1.5 kilometers until you reach the intersection with the road leading to Marpi. Turn left at the intersection and continue for another 2 kilometers. You will pass by several local shops and residential areas. Keep an eye out for signs directing towards the northwest coast. After 2 kilometers, you will arrive at the entrance to the Abandoned Pacific Barrier Radar III site, located at 6QXW+MF9, Tangke, Saipan 96950.

  • Biking

    If you have access to a bicycle, you can make your way to the Abandoned Pacific Barrier Radar III much faster. Start from Koblerville and head north along the main road. After approximately 1 kilometer, you will reach the intersection with the road to Marpi. Turn left and cycle for about 2 kilometers. As you bike, enjoy the scenery of local shops and residential areas. The site will be on your right as you approach the coordinates 6QXW+MF9.

  • Public Transportation (if available)

    Check local bus schedules for any routes heading towards Marpi or the northern coast. If a bus is available, board it and get off at the nearest stop to the intersection where the road to Marpi begins. From there, walk approximately 2 kilometers along the main road until you reach the entrance of the Abandoned Pacific Barrier Radar III at 6QXW+MF9.

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Located on the picturesque island of Saipan, the Abandoned Pacific Barrier Radar III stands as a haunting reminder of the Cold War era. This military installation was once pivotal in monitoring air activity across the Pacific Ocean, but today it lies in ruins, overtaken by nature yet steeped in history. As you approach this intriguing site, you will be greeted by a series of weather-beaten structures that were once bustling with activity. The stark contrast between the man-made remnants and the lush landscape surrounding them creates a surreal atmosphere, making it a fantastic spot for photography enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Visitors can wander through the decaying buildings and imagine the operations that once took place here. The eerie silence and the rusting equipment evoke a sense of nostalgia and curiosity about the past. The site is also ideal for those looking to escape the more commercialized tourist attractions, offering a unique experience that connects visitors with the island's historical narrative. As you explore, take in the stunning views of the ocean and the lush terrain that envelops the site. Be sure to bring your camera, as the juxtaposition of the military remnants against Saipan's natural beauty provides plenty of opportunities for capturing memorable images. With no entrance fee, this site is perfect for the adventurous traveler seeking to uncover the hidden stories of Saipan. The Abandoned Pacific Barrier Radar III is not just a tourist attraction; it’s a journey into the past that beckons you to explore its secrets.

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